[…]Athens. Mr Theodorakis, a former journalist, will lecture on his party's positions on foreign policy and will explain his views on what is happening in Greece’s wider neighborhood in the lecture entitled "The Terror of the West for the Christian Sergeant who joined the Zihadists." The lecture will take place on Thursday, December 11 at […]
[…]cities/smart villages, geopolitics, and business management. She is the Editor-in-Chief of the international journal Transforming Government: People, Process and Policy, and Associate Editor of Digital Governance, Regulation and Policy, both ABS listed. Dr Visvizi is a Member of the Advisory Board to the Committee for Scientific and Technological Policy (CSTP) at the […]
[…]Professor Samons also shared his thoughts about how ACG aspires to influence public policy and move Greece in a direction that is more open economically. Freeer economies produce more wealth, more prosperity for their individual citizens. “I like to say that at ACG we are politically neutral, but not values-neutral” he mentioned and said that ACG is trying to influence public policy while remaining devoted to these values. The establishment of values go hand in hand with trying to open a market up and create more wealth and more prosperity. Professor Samons also mentioned that “we are working on specific […]
[…]outlined Germay’s handling of the economic crisis and discussed the country’s views on foreign policy, energy, immigration and economic policy. “Germans are preoccupied with the role of Europe in the world – not with Germany’s role in the world,” Dr Schoof observed, adding, “Germany is at the very center of Europe. Its well-being depends on the European Union and its member states. It believes in European integration and that no country can survive on its own – only by joining forces can we survive… Germany will always strive to be a European Germany, and will strive to avoid a German […]
[…]and Survival of Democracy” Vassilis Kontogiannopoulos Former Minister April 26, 2018 Foreign Policy Risks and Challenges by Alexis Papachelas “Foreign Policy: Risks and Challenges” Alexis Papachelas Εxecutive Editor of KATHIMERINI Newspaper March 22, 2018 IDGA – Marshall Plan The Geopolitical Justification On the occasion of the latest book of Alexandros Costopoulos “Bridges of Cooperation. The Marshall Plan and Greece” (Ikaros Publications) Discussion Vassilis Antoniades – Senior Partner and Managing Director, Τhe Boston Consulting Group, Greece Alexandros Costopoulos – CEO, FORESIGHT Strategy & Communications; Founder, Repower Greece Georgios K. Filis – PhD, Adjunct Professor, International Business Department, Associate Member, Institute of […]
[…]of Social and Political Sciences, Athens, Greece Director of Research Programs, Institute of International Relations Dr. Filis, is Head of the Centre for Russia, Eurasia and South-eastern Europe at the Institute of International Relations since 2005. He was elected in November 2007 and served for two years as Senior Associate Member at St Antony’s College, Oxford University. Between 2008 and 2010, Dr. Filis, was a Research Fellow at South East European Studies at Oxford (SEESOX), Oxford University. In July 2012, he was appointed, by the Board of Directors, Director of Research Programs at the Institute of International Relations, of Panteion University. Between December […]
[…]between refugees and migrants, explaining that refugee status is given to people in need of international protection, who are often fleeing terrorism and war. In regard to the terrorism in Europe, the speaker also categorically denied a link between the incoming-to-Europe refugees and the ongoing terrorist attacks, highlighting that in most cases the terrorists are in fact attacking the country they grew up in. Upcoming Initiatives The speaker shared that there is an upcoming presentation of a proposal for a legal migration policy, adding that one of the key components of the action plan is that illegal immigrants (those who […]
[…]experiences and thoughts. The ACG Director of the Institute of Global Affairs and Professor of International Relations, Constantinos Filis, debated with three former Greek Ministers of Foreign Affairs on “Foreign Policy, Greece’s Ties to the EU.” The conference provided ACG students with a unique opportunity to gain valuable insights from prominent leaders and experts, broaden their understanding of Greece’s democratic evolution, and network with influential figures in politics and academia. The event was organized by Kathimerini Newspaper in collaboration with the National Bank Cultural Foundation (MIET), the Delphi Economic Forum, and the Hellenic Observatory at the European Institute of the […]
[…]courses in the areas of International Business. His current teaching involves such courses as International Business, International Marketing, Business Research Methods, and Business Marketing. Dr. Krystallis’ area of expertise is food marketing / consumer behavior (choice), and in particular the study of attitudes towards differentiated product quality and its impact on behavioral intention & choice. His expertise lies in customer behavior (choice) towards new food/FMCG product development and differentiation, namely products carrying sustainability (i.e. eco-labels), authenticity (i.e. designations of origin) and wellness (i.e. health claims) cues on their branding & positioning strategies. His expertise includes developing statistical models for analysis/forecasting […]
[…]enter corporate, non-profit and government organizations (i.e. business, human resources, policy consultants) across local, regional, national and international environments; can practice sociology as counselors and program directors in social service agencies (social policy, social work, health-care, law and criminology, psychology, education). can experience the applicability of sociology in journalism and in other aspects of media (e.g. ethnographic filmmaking). Generally, sociology degrees provide students with a rich reserve of knowledge and critical skills, valued across the professional spectrum. In many occupational sectors sociology’s relevance to the understanding and analysis of action in complex social environments and organizations proves the ‘advantage’ Sociology […]
