By Inge Kuijper. Published on January 8, 2017. Originally published at https://www.greenunfolding.com In the last 3 months in Greece I have seen resilience, creativity, collaboration and kindness beyond belief. I enjoyed […]

Photo by Marko Drobnjakovic 9 January 2017 originally published at https://www.msf.org A man stands inside a disused railway warehouse used by refugees and migrants as shelter in Belgrade, Serbia, 5 January […]

Sprawling beneath the Acropolis, modern Athens is commonly viewed in negative terms: congested, ugly and monotonous. A Mediterranean version of ‘informal’ urbanism prevalent throughout the so-called developing world, Builders, Housewives […]

The A.S. Onassis Program in Hellenic Studies wishes you happiness and health in the New Year! We are looking forward to welcoming you back to the Hellenic Studies Program in […]

Thomas Tsalapatis (1984) studied theatre at the University of Athens. His first book of poems Το ξημέρωμα είναι σφαγή Κύριε Κρακ [The Dawn Kills, Mr. Krak] was published in 2011 […]

originally published at Greek News Agenda Nancy Fraser is Henry and Louise A. Loeb Professor of Philosophy and Politics at the New School for Social Research and one of the […]

FOTINI RANTSIOU * Conditions in Greek refugee camps have been widely criticized but, given the funding being received by the United Nations and nongovernmental organizations as well as the Greek […]

With the onset of winter authorities have yet to fully equip the refugee camps in northern Greece to help withstand the increasingly miserable conditions. Marianna Karakoulaki and Dimitris Tosidis report […]