The conference aims to explore the impact of Greek diaspora communities on the trajectory of their homeland through interactions in the domains of the economy, politics, philanthropy and in the...
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We are pleased to announce the appointment of the A.G. Leventis Research Officer at SEESOX. Foteini Kalantzi...
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What are the implications of Brexit and of potential pressure elsewhere in the EU to repatriate powers from Brussels for the political and economic environment of the Balkans? Will the departure...
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Meet our new Director, Dr. Hartmut Mayer!
Hartmut joined the European Studies Centre as Director on 1 September 2017. He has been, and will remain, a Fellow and Tutor in Politics at St....
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SEESOX is pleased to announce the publication of The SEESOX Review 2016-17.
Turkey is on the front line of the war which is consuming Syria and the Middle East. Its role is complicated by the long-running conflict with the Kurds on their Syrian border - a war that has...
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On Wednesday 14 June, SEESOX will launch the Greek Diaspora Interactive Map at Thessaloniki's City Hall.
The Greek Diaspora Interactive Map is a digital record and a representation of the...
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This report draws on discussions from SEESOX’s Greek Diaspora Project (GDP) workshop, entitled “Diaspora and Development: The case of Greece” which took place on March 3rd 2017 at St Antony’s...
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Every pillar of Turkish political and social life is changing fast, and the eventual outcome of this change is uncertain. These tumultuous times pose challenging questions for analysts and...
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A postgraduate student committee from the University of Oxford’s Modern Languages Faculty (Sub-faculty of Byzantine and Modern Greek) and the Oriental Institute (Modern Middle East Studies)...
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