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Sotiris Roussos

Head of Unit

Sotiris Roussos

Sotiris Roussos is Professor on International Relations and Religion in the Middle East at the Department of Political Science and International Relations of the University of Peloponnese and Head of the Centre for Mediterranean, Middle East and Islamic Studies (CEMMIS). He has been Head of the Department from 2008-2011 and he also taught Middle East Politics and International Relations at the Department of International and European Studies of Panteion University, Athens. From 1997 to 2003, he served as Senior Middle East Expert at the Greek Foreign Ministry. In the same period, he was member of Organising Team for the Athens Meetings between Israelis and Palestinians MPs, member of the Task Forces for Water and Refugee Issues of the EU Special Representative for the Middle East, and Greek representative in the Informal Group on the Religious and Cultural Aspects of Jerusalem. In 2009 Sotiris Roussos was appointed Personal Envoy for the Mediterranean Partners of the President-in-Office of the OSCE. Visiting Scholar at the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) in 2012. He has written extensively on the regional security and international politics in the Middle East, political Islam and the Christian communities in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Stavros Drakoularakos (Ph.D)

Editor-in-Chief

Stavros Drakoularakos (Ph.D)

Zakia Aqra (Ph.D)

Editor-in-Chief

Zakia Aqra (Ph.D)

Marina Eleftheriadou (Ph.D)

Consulting Editor

Marina Eleftheriadou (Ph.D)

Alexandra Nikopoulou (Ph.D)

Senior Editor

Alexandra Nikopoulou (Ph.D)

Ilias Tasopoulos (Ph.D)

Senior Editor

Ilias Tasopoulos (Ph.D)

Charitini Petrodaskalaki

Coordinator

Charitini Petrodaskalaki

Ihab Shabana (Ph.D)

Research Associate

Ihab Shabana (Ph.D)

Katia Zagoritou (Ph.D Candidate)

Research Associate

Katia Zagoritou (Ph.D Candidate)

Ilias Mitrousis (Ph.D Candidate)

Research Associate

Ilias Mitrousis (Ph.D Candidate)

Chryssa Toufexi (Ph.D)

Research Associate

Chryssa Toufexi (Ph.D)

Dimitris Papanikolaou

Research Associate

Dimitris Papanikolaou

Eleni-Panagiota Stoupa

Research Associate

Eleni-Panagiota Stoupa

Amalia Chappa

Research Associate

Amalia Chappa

Eirini Giannopoulou

Research Associate

Eirini Giannopoulou

Artemi Papadaki

Research Associate

Artemi Papadaki

Alexandros Papamichalopoulos (Ph.D Candidate)

Research Intern

Alexandros Papamichalopoulos (Ph.D Candidate)

Panagiota Bouka

Research Intern

Panagiota Bouka

Christina Fytili

Research Intern

Christina Fytili
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