Putting Greece back on the cultural and political map of the “Long 1960s,” this book traces
the dissent and activism of anti-regime students during the dictatorship of the Colonels …

Anthropologist Michael Herzfeld first met Greek novelist Andreas Nenedakis in the drafty
courtyard of a public library. This encounter led to an enduring intellectual relationship that …

This article examines the literature on the Greek Civil War and evaluates the changing
trends on the field. Based on over 1,800 entries, it reassesses and describes the qualitative …

'Nationalism from the Left'analyses the case of the BCP as a Marxist institution which
increasingly adopted and adapted nationalism; it contributes to the examination of the …

Many studies have been written on the Greek Civil War's political causes, characteristics,
and repercussions, but Greece's theater history of those years seems to have been largely …

The relation between war and state-building is a highly intricate phenomenon. Although war
is not the sole justification for the emergence and development of the modern state, it has …

The PhD thesis: Engendering the Nation: Women, state oppression and political violence in
post-war Greece (1946-1974), addresses the gendered characteristics of political violence …

With drastic changes in borders and regimes in the post-World War I period, what meaning
did home have for those on the ground? How can we understand different …

L'univers socioculturel de la dissidence en Grèce au cours des deux derniers siècles fournit
un excellent moyen pour étudier ce que Michel Foucault (1975) appelait" la continuité des …

Cuando A. Dupront anuncia, en el Congreso Internacional de Cien-cias Historicas de
Estocolmo, en 1960,«la memoria colectiva es la materia misma de la historia. iPero no es …