panels
Karakitsios Alexandros Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece	Minimum wage effects on employment and wage distribution
Lampropoulou Nikolitsa University of Patras, Greece	The Incidence of Long-Term Unemployment in Greece: Evidence Before and During the Recession
Tourtouri Myrto University of Thessaly, Greece	An evaluation of labour market interventions in the face of the Greek crisis

Panel 2: Foreign Relations (Historical Ties)
Chair: Dr. Spyros Economides (LSE)
Room: TW1 2.02

phd
Fotiadis Ruza Humboldt University Berlin, Germany	“Traditional Friends and Orthodox Brothers” – The Making of the Greek-Serbian Friendship in the 1990s
Meyn Bojana Humboldt University Berlin, Germany	Non-Alignment in Europe: The establishment of Yugoslav-Cypriot relations and the Tito-Makarios Bond 1959-1962
Rizou Maria King's College of London, UK	A crisis foreshadowed; history replaying. The Bank of England, the National Bank of Greece and the external loan of 1924

Panel 3: Greek Politics I
Chair: Dr. Theofanis Exadaktylos (University of Surrey) & Dr. Sotiris Zartaloudis (University of Birmingham)
Room: TW1 2.03

PHD
Kartsounidou Evangelia Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece	Views of Greek Candidate MPs on political issues after the election of 2015
Koliastasis Panos Queen Mary University of London, UK	The permanent campaign of Greek Prime Ministers (1996-2011)
Nikolaidou Maria University of Athens, Greece	The role of Greece in the Council of Ministers from 2000 till today: The Greek stimulus to the ECOFIN. How do we assess the role of Greece in coalition building?

Panel 4: Cyprus
Chair: Dr. James Ker-Lindsay (LSE) & Dr. Nikos Skoutaris (UEA / LSE)
Room: TW1 2.03

PhD
Antoniades Euripides Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus	The Liberation struggle in Cyprus and the Greek-Cypriot press: The positions of the leading Greek-Cypriot Press “Eleftheria”, “O Phileleftheros” and “Haravgi” in 1957-1960
Antoniou Katerina University of Central Lancashire, UK	Positive Implications of Dark Tourism in a de facto Post-conflict Area
Mavris Melissa University of Aberystwyth, Wales, UK	The Projection of the Small State, Smallness, Powerhood, Security; The Case of the Republic of Cyprus (RoC) for the Instance of the Sovereign Base Areas (SBA’s)
Varnava Marilena School of Advanced Study, University of London, UK	Cyprus 1964-1974: The re-organization of the Turkish-Cypriot community and the foundations of a separate de facto administration

SESSION II (16:00 - 17:30)

Panel 1: Political Culture (Historical Identities in Greece)
Chair: Dr. Konstantina Maragkou (LSE) & Dr. Sofia Vasilopoulou (University of York)
Room: TW1 2.01

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Efthymiadou Christina University of Warwick, UK	“They will never become European!”: Perceptions of Europe and Europeanness through Othering processes in Greece
Konstantinou Iro University of Warwick, UK	Constructing nationals: building national identities within schools in Greece
Paravantis Spero University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg	Twice a Sacrificial Lamb? Comparing the politics of anticommunism and austerity through the Greek crises of the 1940s and the present

Panel 2: Economics II (Policy Options and External Constraints)
Chair: Prof. Nicos Christodoulakis (Athens University of Economics and Business)
Room: TW1 2.02

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Kostarakos Ilias University of Athens, Greece	Fiscal Policy Design in Greece in the Aftermath of the Crisis: An Algorithmic Approach
Lialiouti Georgia Panteion University, Greece	The Greek Banking System and Economic Development 1952-1980: Policy Aspects and Implications
Zivanaris Michalis University of Kent, UK	The Cypriot bail-in within the new world order

Panel 3: Greek Politics II (The Political Impact of Austerity)
Chair: Prof. Dimitris Papadimitriou (University of Manchester)
Room: TW1 2.03

Henshaw Russell University of Oxford, UK	Making Sense of Crisis - debts and discourses
Metinsoy Saliha University of Oxford, UK	Political turmoil in Greece under the IMF Programme: Labour Immobility, External Conditionality and Political Unrest
Papandreou Marios Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece	The Greek austerity measures in the light of international human rights law
Tzagarakis Stelios - Kamekis Apostolos University of Crete, Greece	Social consequences of welfare state deregulation in Greece

Panel 4: Foreign Relations II
Chair: Dr. George Kyris (University of Birmingham)
Room: TW1 2.04

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Myrodias Konstantinos London School of Economics, UK	Greece and the ‘new Middle East’: risks and opportunities
Tselepou Maria University of Cyprus, Cyprus	Public Diplomacy and the Republic of Cyprus: Potentials and Perils
Yellice Gürhan Panteion University, Greece	The Greek Reaction to the American Involvement in the Cyprus Crisis of 1964

Friday, 5 June 2015

SESSION III (12:00 - 13:30)

Panel 1: Contemporary Challenges in Public Policy
Chair: Dr. Bernard Casey (Warwick University / LSE) & Dr. Athanasia Chalari (University of Worcester / LSE)
Room: TW1 2.01

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Karagiannis Angelos University of Athens, Greece	Assessing networked leadership in educational institutions
Kolimenakis Antonios Panteion University, Greece	The importance of the economic appraisal of public control and prevention strategies in Greece in the era of economic crisis
Petrou Panagiotis Open University of Cyprus. Cyprus	Cyprus in crisis: Recent changes in the pharmaceutical market and options for further reforms without sacrificing access or quality of treatment

Panel 2: Economics III (Regional Policy)
Chair: Prof. Achilleas Mitsos (University of the Aegean)
Room: TW1 2.02

Kehagia Adamantia
University of Peloponnese, Greece

Factors affecting the effectiveness of structural funds: The Greek experience

Panel 3: Economics IV (Entrepreneurship and Female Employment in Greece)
Chair: Prof. Elias Dinenis (University of Nicosia / LSE) & Dr. Rebecca Bryant (LSE)
Room: TW1 2.03

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Gianna Ermela Panteion University, Greece	Women’s Employment and Family Business
Glyniadaki Aikaterini Panteion University, Greece	Gender Stereotypes in Times of Crisis: A case study in Greece
Panagiotopoulou Milena University of Crete, Greece	The new stratification in digital era

Panel 4: Greece & Migration Policy
Chair: Dr. Rosa Vasilaki (LSE)
Room: TW1 2.04

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Chatziprokopiou Marios Aberystwyth University, UK	Ashura in Piraeus:The Performance and Politics of Lamentation by Shi'ite Pakistani Migrants in Greece
Dimitrakopoulou Fani University of Athens, Greece	Bureaucracy and the implementation of Migration Law
Iliadou Theologia University of Warwick, UK	The Securitization of Female Migrant Domestic Labour in Greece since 1990s
Kalantzi Foteini University of Macedonia, Greece	The Securitisation of Migration in Greece: the role of Europeanisation

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