Conferences
& Seminars
July 2002: I attended and presented a paper entitled
"War images and the formation of an online political
community: the case of Indymedia" at the annual international
conference of the International Visual Sociology Association
(IVSA). The theme of the conference was "Visualizing
Community, State & Nation" and took place at Santorini,
Greece
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November - 2 December 2001: Member
of the organizational committee of the conference entitled
"Claiming history: aspects of contemporary historical
culture" organized by the journal Historein: A Review
of the Past & Other Stories
10-12
May 2001: I attended an international conference on "The
Digital Challenge.
Mass Media and Democracy" organized by the Media Department
of the University of Athens.
1996-2001:
I have been attending the annual series of lectures organized
by the Association for the Study of Modern Hellenism, Mnemon.
The lectures are dedicated to several topics and issues concerning
modern Greek history.
1999-2000:
I attended and participated in the graduate research seminars
in Media Studies organized by the Graduate Research Center
in Culture & Communication at the University of Sussex.
1998-1999:
I attended as an auditor the graduate seminars at the Department
of History, University of Athens.
January-February
1999: I participated and coordinated a graduate research
seminar organized by the academic journal of history and cultural
studies Historein on: "Intellectual history and the history
of the Literati in the era of the Ottoman Empire."
October
1998- June 1999: I participated in an inter-departmental
graduate research seminar on "Gender and History".
November
1998: I attended a conference organized by the Association
for the Study of Modern Hellenism, Mnemon at the Pasteur Institute
in Athens. The topic of this conference was: "New approaches
to Political History."
July
1998: I attended an international conference organized
at Ermoupolis (Syros) by the National Research Foundation
and the University of Athens. The topic of this conference
was: "Heterodoxies: The formation of identity and otherness
in early modern and modern Europe."
May
1998: I presented a paper on "The Jewish community of
Salonica (1913-1940)" at an undergraduate conference organized
by the Department of History, University of Athens. The topic
of this seminar was: "Greek national identity and citizenship:
The insiders and the outsiders of the nation (1821-1940)."
December
1997: I attended an international conference on "The history
of the modern Greek city" organized by the Association for
the Study of Modern Hellenism, Mnemon at the Pasteur Institute
in Athens.
