[…]Economic and Industrial Research (IOBE) (September 2009-June 2012) and as Minister of Development, Competitiveness and Shipping in the caretaker government (May-June 2012). From July 2012 to June 2014, he served as Minister of Finance and since June 2014 he serves as Bank of Greece […]
[…]lives. Popular examples of emotional regulation, stress reduction with a focus on the here and now, and their application to interpersonal relationships will be examined. Various techniques from different forms of therapy such as Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Mindfulness Based Therapy (MBT) will also be addressed. Join us in building the path towards resilience! The purpose of this workshop is to inform ACG students, faculty, and staff about the notion of distress tolerance and how it can be utilized in our everyday lives. Q & A session will follow. The event is free and open to the ACG students, […]
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[…]been published extensively in the entire spectrum of the Greek daily and periodical press. He has published two books about Kapodistrias: The Unknown Capodistrias and Ioannis Kapodistrias: Preparing the Revolution. Giannis Smaragdis is a celebrated film director and screenwriter. He was born in Crete and studied cinema in Greece and France. His first short film was “Two Three Things…” which received the first prize at the Athens Film Festival and a Special Mention at the Montreal Film Festival. The director is in production on a film based on the life of Ioannis Kapodistrias, entitled The Governor. Among his most significant feature films […]
[…]contemporary Greek society has yet to come to a shared understanding of the Metapolitefsi’s accomplishments and shortcomings. The seminar can also be attended via Zoom. The link will be provided on the day of the event and sent via email to those opting for online participation. After the seminar, refreshments and light snacks will be offered. Seating is limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Bio of the Speaker Kostas Kostis is Professor of Economic and Social History at the University of Athens since 2004 and Director of the National Bank of Greece’s prestigious Cultural […]
[…]policies for the Mediterranean. An inherently unstable region? Collaboration prospects through economic integration and cross-border migration. The program will include seminars, lectures, focus group discussions, and soft-skills training. All sessions are held in English. PARTICIPANTS: Participants must have at least a first degree in a relevant area of study, in addition to demonstrated leadership potential. The age limit for applicants is 35 years. English language proficiency is a prerequisite. The program is designed for: Graduate students from Greece and abroad Junior political and policy practitioners Staff of think tanks Representatives of civil society Diplomats Journalists You can apply online here. […]
[…](EEST, Athens) Register using your school email: Please note that slots are available on a first come, first served basis. If a session is full, please email the Libra Internship Program team to be added to the waitlist. Where: Online Organized by: Office of Career Services, in collaboration with the Libra Group About the Libra Internship Program Are you creative? Passionate? Goal-oriented? Self-motivated? Libra is looking for candidates like you. Apply for the Libra Internship Program and explore your potential in one of the world’s most prestigious workplaces! The Libra Internship Program offers a paid opportunity for students to intern […]
[…]Dr. Chatzipanagiotou urged participants to engage with legal texts, newspapers, and books in order to broaden their knowledge and inspire them to do what they can to protect human rights. Following the presentations, there was a discussion with students, including students from the Education Unites Scholarship Program for Refugees, regarding various contexts, possibilities, and practical applications of human rights principles. In conclusion, significant progress has been made in human rights protection since the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, yet there remains room for improvement in our rapidly changing modern societies. The series Focus: Human Rights […]
