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Editorial Note

Volume 1, Number 1 (1996)

The present project has two aims. The first is to provide a multidisciplinary vehicle for the presentation of research and the exchange of ideas in the study of modern Greece. We hope that this will help stimulate academic debate in the UK and Europe among students and academics conducting research on modern Greece. In this context, Synthesis will promote the development of innovative approaches to the study of modern Greece, and will be published twice a year. The Editorial Board welcomes articles of a theoretical and empirical nature, as well as articles which view Greece in a comparative perspective. The Editorial Board encourages the submission of work by graduate students and young academics. All articles will be refereed by external advisors to the Editorial Board.

The second aim of Synthesis is to disseminate up-to-date information on academic research and activities related to the study of modern Greece. Synthesis will contain articles, book reviews, subject bibliographies, and information on unpublished Ph.D. theses and recently published books and articles, as well as conference reports and information on forthcoming events, research grant opportunities, and university courses in Modern Greek Studies.

The Working Group invites all interested persons to contribute to this project, as well as actively participate in its second project, the founding of the Association. The success of both projects will depend on broad-based support and the active involvement of students and academics throughout Britain and beyond.

We would like to thank Dr. Elias Mossialos, Dr. Spyros Economides and Dr. Angeliki Poulymenakou for their advice on this initiative. We would especially like to thank Professor Nicos Mouzelis for his encouragement and his support.

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Contents of the first issue

Synthesis: Review of Modern Greek Studies
Volume 1, Number 1, 1996

Articles

• Liza Tsaliki, Greek Public Broadcasting: Intensified Competition and the Enemy Within
• Anna Triandafillidou, Greek Migration Policy: A Critical Note
• Vasso Riga, Women, Labour Market and Pension Policy in Greece

• Nicos Mouzelis, Greece and Modernisation in the 1990s (interview by Vassilis Fouskas)

• George Doukidis and Steve Smithson, Information Systems in the National Context (review by Katerina Nicolopoulou)
• Paschalis M. Kitromilides, Enlightment, Nationalism, Orthodoxy: Studies in the Culture and Political Thought of South-Eastern Europe (review by Paris Yeros)
• Mark Mazower, Inside Hitler's Greece: The Experience of Occupation 1941-44 (review by Athanasios Lykogiannis)

• Unpublished Ph.D. Theses
• Articles in Journals and Collective Volumes
• Books

• Greek Society, Politics and Culture in the Era of King George I, 1863-1913, King's Colege London, 14-15 September 1995 (report by Olga Christodoulaki)
• 3rd European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS '95), Athens, Greece, 1-3 June 1995 (report by Athanasia Pouloudi)
• 14th Symposium, Modern Greek Studies Association, Harvard University, 2-5 November, 1995 (report by John Iatrides)
• European Enterprise: Strategies of Adaptation and Renewal in the XXth Centrury, Rethymno, Crete, 19-21 October, 1995 (report by Terry Gourvish)
• Art, Culture and Totalitarian Ideology in Greece of the 30s, Foundation for Hellenic Culture in London, 24 November 1995 (report by Oswyn Murray)

Modern Greek Studies Programmes in Britain

Research Grant Opportunities

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Editorial Board

Editorial Team

Editorial Board

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Advisory Board

Members and affiliations

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