Themistocles Award

• Paul Rahe
• Robert Jervis
• Dimitrios Avramopoulos
• Georgios Yennimatas

Promitheus Award

• Geoffrey Pyatt
• Richard Morningstar
• Georgios Lakkotrypis

Το Τμήμα Φοιτητικής Μέριμνας στεγάζεται στο κεντρικό κτίριο του Πανεπιστημίου Πειραιώς, Καραολή & Δημητρίου 80, 1^ος  όροφος, γραφείο 114 ^Α.

Ιστοσελίδα: https://www.unipi.gr/unipi/el/ppf-foithtikh-merimna.html

Οι φοιτητές μπορούν να ενημερωθούν σε θέματα:

• Σίτισης
• Στέγασης
• Στεγαστικού επιδόματος
• Υγειονομικής κάλυψης
• Ευρωπαϊκής κάρτας ασφάλισης

Ώρες εξυπηρέτησης κοινού: Δευτέρα, Τετάρτη και Παρασκευή από 11:00 έως 14:00. 

Επικοινωνία :

Στο πλαίσιο της λήψης μέτρων για την καταπολέμηση της διασποράς της λοίμωξης από τον κορωνοϊό Covid-19, η προσέλευση φοιτητών στο Τμήμα Φοιτητικής Μέριμνας, γίνεται αποκλειστικά κατόπιν προηγούμενης συννενόησης.

Τηλέφωνα: 2104142065, 2104142089, 2104142088 

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Tinos Summer Seminar July 2 – July 7, 2016

ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SEMINAR

Application Form: http://www.idis.gr/wp-content/uploads/application-form-tinos-2016.docx

SEMINAR TENTATIVE PROGRAM Saturday, July 2, 2016 16:30 (approximately) Departure from Rafina or Piraeus port.
Arrival to Tinos island – Dinner.
Sunday, July 3, 2016 Welcome and briefing. Keynote Speech
Nicholas Onuf, Professor Emeritus of International Relations, International University of Florida The threat of populism in Europe
Othon Anastasakis, Director of SEESOX, Senior Research Fellow, St Antony’s College, Oxford University Human Flows and Social Implications
Frank Duvell, Senior Researcher at the Centre on Migration, Policy and Society (COMPAS), University of Oxford (TBC) Afternoon: Free
Monday, July 4, 2016 The rise of nationalism and xenophobia in Europe
Professor Brad Blitz, Deputy Dean, School of Law, Middlesex University The humanitarian context
Apostolos Veizis, Director of Medical Operational Support Unit Athens (SOMA), Medecins Sans Frontieres Afternoon: Discussion with Nicholas Onuf, Professor Emeritus of International Relations, International University of FloridaTuesday, July 5. 2016

Can the wave of migration be contained? The cases of Greece and Turkey
Angelos Syrigos, Professor, Panteion University, former Secreatry General on Migration

The Syrian Conundrum
Sotiris Roussos, Professor of Middle-Eastern Studies, University of Peloponnese

The unraveling of the Middle East state system
Shlomo Avineri, Professor of Political Science, Hebrew University

Afternoon: Free

Wednesday, July 6, 2016

The “Islamic State” and the expansion of Jihadism
Speaker TBC
The role of US in pan-regional affairs
Harry Papasotiriou, President of the Institute of International Relations

Russia’s involvement in Syria and the wider peripheri
Constantinos Filis, Director of Research Programs, Institute of International Relations

Afternoon: Excursion

Thursday, July 7, 2016

Morning free.
Departure and return to Piraeus port at 19:30 (approximately).

Tinos Summer Seminar July 4 – July 9, 2015

ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SEMINAR
Eastern Mediterranean: Regional Dynamics, Global Trends

Cultural foundation of Tinos (www.itip.gr)
TINOS, JULY 4-9, 2015

CONCEPT

Τhe Institute of International Relations (I.I.R.) of Panteion University of Athens in cooperation with the University of Piraeus, is pleased to announce the 24rd Annual Summer Seminar which will be held on the island of Tinos, Greece, from July 4-9, 2015. The theme of the Seminar is:Eastern Mediterranean: Regional Dynamics, Global Trends.

With the state of affairs in many global issues in a critical state of flux – and depending on how things evolve – the international community may have to face even greater instability/volatility than it has in recent years. At a time when synergies and cooperation are vital to confronting dire challenges with potentially far-reaching impacts, key players are finding it difficult to compromise. In this context, the Eastern Mediterranean, which borders on numerous crisis hotspots, has yet to tackle its own “internal” issues, and divisions are deepening.

For the third consecutive year, the Tinos Summer Seminar will focus on the Eastern Mediterranean, but at the same time we will attempt a consideration of regional dynamics within a broader framework. In two 2-hour sessions, LSE Professor Michael Cox will set out the global trends – assessing how U.S.-EU-Russian-Chinese relations are evolving and affecting the wider periphery – and provide an analysis of European economic affairs.

To ensure interaction among participants and to give attendants more time to exchange views with specialists and academics, and so that the latter can provide an in-depth analysis in their subject areas, all of this year’s presentations will be provided by individual lecturers, in a seminar format. To help attendants better prepare, in the coming weeks we will be sending suggested reading lists on behalf of the professors/lecturers.

At the end of each Seminar, relevant materials will be distributed and a blog will be activated, allowing attendants to post articles, lectures, events, and updates from the agencies they represent, and enabling them to keep in touch and exchange views, building on an alumni legacy that will incorporate attendants in the coming years.

Fees
Tuition fees have been waved. There is only a lump sum of 400 € that covers:

a) shared hotel accommodation in a double occupancy room,
b) breakfast and dinner in local taverns,
c) excursion to two traditional villages and the local marble-crafting museum.
d) transportation from Athens to Tinos and back.

All participants are expected to pay for their own travel to and from Athens.

How to Apply
Applicants should be (post-) graduate students working towards Masters or Ph.D. degrees, but we usually admit some advanced undergraduates as well. All applicants should be fluent in English.

For further inquiries please contact Ms. Maria Deca, email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., tel.: +30 210 33.12.325/7, fax: +30 210 33.13.575.

Please download the application form from the web and submit electronically by May 27, 2015. Places are limited and will be awarded on merit. Early applications are strongly encouraged. Decisions will be mailed out till June 5, 2015. Admitted foreign students will be provided with all necessary documentation in support of a visa application, if this is needed.

SEMINAR TENTATIVE PROGRAM

Saturday, July 4, 2015

16:30 (approximately) Departure from Rafina or Piraeus port.
Arrival to Tinos island – Dinner.

Sunday, July 5, 2015

Welcome and briefing.

A BRICS world? Power shifts – fact, fiction and economists
Michael Cox, Professor of International Relations at the London School of Economics (LSE), Co-Director of LSE IDEAS

When is an alliance not an alliance? When it is Russia and China
Michael Cox, Professor of International Relations at the London School of Economics (LSE), Co-Director of LSE IDEAS

Afternoon: Free

Monday, July 6, 2015

Israel, the Region and the World
Dr. Aviad Rubin, Faculty chair, Naval academy program, University of Haifa

Turkey between pragmatism and illusions
Dr. Esra Hatipoglu, Professor, University of Marmara

Egypt’s difficult path to normalisation (Speaker TBA)

Afternoon: Discussion with Michael Cox

Tuesday, July 7. 2015

Regional Dynamics and Economic Growth
Panagiotis Roumeliotis, Ex-representative of Greece at the IMF

The new security architecture of East Med
Professor Harry Papasotiriou, President of the Institute of International Relations

Preparations for Joint Resolution/Declaration

Afternoon: Free

Wednesday, July 8, 2015

Is Energy a Catalyst for Developments
Dr. Constantinos Filis, Director of Research Programs, Institute of International Relations

Stability vs Instability: Prospects and Ways to Defuse Tensions
Sotiris Roussos, Associate Professor, University of Peloponnese

Issue of Joint Resolution/Declaration on behalf of Participants

Afternoon: Excursion

Thursday, July 9, 2015

Morning free.
Departure and return to Piraeus port at 19:30 (approximately).