Georgios Giannakopoulos
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3075237 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Georgios Giannakopoulos |
| NOMBRES | Georgios |
| APELLIDO | Giannakopoulos |
| FIRMA | GIANNAKOPOULOS G |
| AFILIACIONES | National and Kapodistrian University of Athens |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7427-1776 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 25 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Emotion Socialization Strategies of Preschool Teachers in Greece
Grounded in stress-reactivity accounts and the Prosocial Classroom model, this study examines how preschool teachers’ responses to children’s negative emotions are associated with teacher job stress and age in Greek early childhood education settings. These frameworks suggest that elevated job stress may erode teachers’ regulatory resources and responsiveness, increasing non-supportive reactions and reducing supportive emotion coaching during emo…
What Kind of Other Is AI? Symbolization, Desire, and Adolescent Development in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a new kind of other in the psychic lives of adolescents. From emotionally responsive chatbots to AI-enhanced learning tools, these systems simulate relational presence while lacking subjectivity, desire, and embodied affect. Drawing on Winnicott and Bion (for containment, transitional space, and symbolization) with a limited Lacanian lens (for lack and the Symbolic), this paper theorizes AI as a “digital o…
Mentalization and Emotion Regulation in Adolescent Attachment
Background : Adolescence is a critical developmental period marked by reorganization of attachment relationships, heightened emotional reactivity, and ongoing maturation of reflective and regulatory capacities. Within this context, mentalization and emotion regulation have emerged as key concurrent associations linking attachment security to both vulnerability and resilience. This scoping review examined how mentalization and emotion regulation a…
A ‘Corpus Vile’ of International Order
This article reconstructs the British blockade of Greece in 1850 as an experiment in intervention short of war. Commonly remembered through the prism of the Pacifico Affair and Palmerstonian gunboat diplomacy, the blockade has been treated as an episodic display of British power rather than as a practice of international governance. Drawing on British, Greek, and French sources the article shifts attention from justification to implementation, tr…
The interpreters
Symbolic Storms
The accelerating climate crisis is reshaping the psychic landscapes of children and adolescents, giving rise to new clinical presentations marked by catastrophic imagery, symbolic foreclosure, and a loss of future‐oriented thinking. This theoretical paper explores the phenomenon of climate change anxiety in youth through the lens of psychodynamic psychotherapy, arguing that such anxiety constitutes a unique form of developmental, symbolic, and re…
Interpreters
Imperial dissolutions and transformations
Mediating and Moderating Mechanisms in the Relationship Between Social Media Use and Adolescent Aggression
Adolescents’ pervasive use of social media has been increasingly linked to aggression, including cyberbullying and hostile online interactions. While this association is well documented, the psychological and contextual mechanisms that mediate or moderate it remain unclear. This scoping review maps quantitative evidence on mediators and moderators between social media use and aggression among adolescents. A comprehensive search using ProQuest’s S…
Parental Emotion Socialization and Child Adjustment in Greek Families
Background/Objectives : Parental emotion socialization is a key influence on children's emotional regulation and psychosocial development. This study examined how supportive and non-supportive parental responses to children's negative emotions are associated with internalizing and externalizing problems and social competence among Greek children aged 6-12 years. Methods : A non-experimental, cross-sectional correlational study using convenience s…
The Deadly Mati Wildfire in Greece
Changes in Bullying Experiences and Mental Health Problems Among Adolescents Before and After the Covid-19 Pandemic in Greece
Bullying poses significant challenges to adolescent health and well-being. This time-trend study examined the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on bullying behaviors and associated emotional and behavioral difficulties among Greek adolescents. Data were collected from two cross-sectional surveys in 2016 ( n = 1574) and 2023 ( n = 5753) conducted in Greece. Both samples comprised students aged 12-16 years, with near-equal gender distribution (2016, …
Nationality before Internationalism in the Age of Empire
This article re-examines the international thought of British historian Robert W. Seton-Watson during a period of intense national and imperial transformation across Britain and Continental Europe. Long recognised as a leading Slavophile and a pioneer in the academic study of eastern Europe, Seton-Watson is best known for his support of Austria–Hungary’s dissolution in the name of national self-determination and his defence of the inter-war settl…
The Impact of Parental Depressive, Anxiety, and Stress Symptoms on Adolescents’ Mental Health and Quality of Life
Background/Objectives : Parental internalizing issues, particularly maternal mental health, can significantly influence adolescents' mental health by altering parenting behaviors and roles. This study explores the role of parental rejection in moderating the relationship between parental depressive, anxiety, and stress symptoms and adolescents' mental health and quality of life. Methods : One hundred thirty eight mothers (mean age: 47.96, SD = 5.…
Healthcare Providers' Cultural Competence from the Perspective of Newly Arrived Refugees and Asylum Seekers
Cultural competence (CC) in the refugee context remains under-addressed in the literature. This study explores the perceptions of asylum seekers and refugees (N = 25) concerning the CC of healthcare providers. This study was conducted in 2019, on the island of Lesvos in Greece. A major finding is that, for the participants, CC means the provision of equal and human treatment and not the knowledge of culture-specific information from healthcare pr…
A world safe for empires? A. J. Toynbee and the internationalization of self-determination in the East (1912–1922)
The article excavates the early international thought of the British historian and expert on international affairs Arnold J. Toynbee. It focuses on Toynbee’s shifting views on nationality, internationalism and imperialism during a decade of global war and conflict. Toynbee understood national questions as imperial problems requiring solutions and in the immediate aftermath of the Great War he was among the first to systematically reflect on the d…
An Age of Ages
In August 1902 the British Conservative MP for East London, William Evans-Gordon, spent two months in Eastern Europe surveying the living conditions of Jewish populations across the Russian Pale of Settlement. His reflections – and photographs – morphed into a booklet published the following year in London, entitled The Alien Immigrant . Abstracts from the manuscript were read in the commission hearings that led to the adoption of the Aliens Act …
Introduction
The complex web of intellectual exchanges between Britain and Europe remains a peripheral concern for historians interested in the circulation of ideas across national, international and imperial frameworks. This special issue attempts to fill the lacuna by presenting new research on the triangular relationship between Britain, Europe and the idea of liberty during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The articles featured in this issue revisi…
Re-staging the ‘Eastern Question’
The article revisits the history of the ‘Eastern Question’ and its impact in late Victorian England through the lens of the British scholar Arthur J. Evans. Evans is best known for his archaeological discoveries in the island of Crete in the beginning of the twentieth century. His journalistic and archaeological ventures in the Balkans in the 1870s and 1880s have received scant attention. The article recovers Evans’ activities which straddled hum…
Internationalism between national questions and imperial considerations
The article recovers Henry Brailsford’s reflections on south-eastern and east-central Europe in a transformative period in international politics. Although the British journalist has been considered as key influence in the development of international relations in Britain, his commentary on the national questions in eastern Europe has remained relatively unexplored. The article argues that in response to the international politics of the Eastern …
Depicting the pain of others
Europe faces a refugee crisis of historic proportions. Greece has yet again become the principal site of an ever-unfolding humanitarian calamity. The refugee crisis has brought to the Aegean shores a motley crew of humanitarian activists, journalists, artists and photographers offering relief and documenting the plight of suffering populations fleeing war and destruction. Appeals, reports and photographs circulate across the globe on a daily basi…
Psychosocial distress and functioning of Greek youth with cystic fibrosis
BACKGROUND: To assess psychosocial functioning and distress of children and adolescents with cystic fibrosis compared to healthy controls. METHODS: Thirty-six patients with cystic fibrosis aged 8-18 years (24 boys, mean age ± SD: 11.5 ± 2.6 years) and 31 sex- and age-matched healthy control subjects (18 boys, mean age ± SD: 12 ± 2.5 years) were enrolled in the study. In order to assess the self-esteem, social adjustment, and family functioning of…
Psychosocial and cognitive function in children with nephrotic syndrome
BACKGROUND: To investigate possible differences in emotional/behavioral problems and cognitive function in children with nephrotic syndrome compared to healthy controls and to examine the effect of disease-specific and steroid treatment-specific characteristics on the abovementioned variables. METHODS: Forty-one patients with nephrotic syndrome (23 boys, age range: 4.4-15.2 years) and 42 sex- and age-matched healthy control subjects (20 boys, age…
Metapolitefsi
The conference on “Metapolitefsi: From the Transition to Democracy to the Economic Crisis”, organised by Historein in collaboration with the Free University of Berlin and held in Athens on 14–16 December 2012, sought to offer a first systematic account of the historical period from the fall of the Greek military dictatorship (1974) to the recent economic crisis. This postauthoritarian period in Greek politics and society is frequently referred to…
Emotional, behavioural problems and cigarette smoking in adolescence
This study supports the association between smoking and emotional/behavioural problems among adolescents. Addressing adolescents' needs regarding their emotional/behavioural health could be helpful in the development of effective anti-smoking strategies in school environment and elsewhere
An Age of Ages
In August 1902 the British Conservative MP for East London, William Evans-Gordon, spent two months in Eastern Europe surveying the living conditions of Jewish populations across the Russian Pale of Settlement. His reflections – and photographs – morphed into a booklet published the following year in London, entitled The Alien Immigrant . Abstracts from the manuscript were read in the commission hearings that led to the adoption of the Aliens Act …
Re-staging the ‘Eastern Question’
The article revisits the history of the ‘Eastern Question’ and its impact in late Victorian England through the lens of the British scholar Arthur J. Evans. Evans is best known for his archaeological discoveries in the island of Crete in the beginning of the twentieth century. His journalistic and archaeological ventures in the Balkans in the 1870s and 1880s have received scant attention. The article recovers Evans’ activities which straddled hum…
Emotional, behavioural problems and cigarette smoking in adolescence
This study supports the association between smoking and emotional/behavioural problems among adolescents. Addressing adolescents' needs regarding their emotional/behavioural health could be helpful in the development of effective anti-smoking strategies in school environment and elsewhere
Psychosocial and cognitive function in children with nephrotic syndrome
BACKGROUND: To investigate possible differences in emotional/behavioral problems and cognitive function in children with nephrotic syndrome compared to healthy controls and to examine the effect of disease-specific and steroid treatment-specific characteristics on the abovementioned variables. METHODS: Forty-one patients with nephrotic syndrome (23 boys, age range: 4.4-15.2 years) and 42 sex- and age-matched healthy control subjects (20 boys, age…
Metapolitefsi
The conference on “Metapolitefsi: From the Transition to Democracy to the Economic Crisis”, organised by Historein in collaboration with the Free University of Berlin and held in Athens on 14–16 December 2012, sought to offer a first systematic account of the historical period from the fall of the Greek military dictatorship (1974) to the recent economic crisis. This postauthoritarian period in Greek politics and society is frequently referred to…
Psychosocial distress and functioning of Greek youth with cystic fibrosis
BACKGROUND: To assess psychosocial functioning and distress of children and adolescents with cystic fibrosis compared to healthy controls. METHODS: Thirty-six patients with cystic fibrosis aged 8-18 years (24 boys, mean age ± SD: 11.5 ± 2.6 years) and 31 sex- and age-matched healthy control subjects (18 boys, mean age ± SD: 12 ± 2.5 years) were enrolled in the study. In order to assess the self-esteem, social adjustment, and family functioning of…
Depicting the pain of others
Europe faces a refugee crisis of historic proportions. Greece has yet again become the principal site of an ever-unfolding humanitarian calamity. The refugee crisis has brought to the Aegean shores a motley crew of humanitarian activists, journalists, artists and photographers offering relief and documenting the plight of suffering populations fleeing war and destruction. Appeals, reports and photographs circulate across the globe on a daily basi…
Internationalism between national questions and imperial considerations
The article recovers Henry Brailsford’s reflections on south-eastern and east-central Europe in a transformative period in international politics. Although the British journalist has been considered as key influence in the development of international relations in Britain, his commentary on the national questions in eastern Europe has remained relatively unexplored. The article argues that in response to the international politics of the Eastern …
An Age of Ages
In August 1902 the British Conservative MP for East London, William Evans-Gordon, spent two months in Eastern Europe surveying the living conditions of Jewish populations across the Russian Pale of Settlement. His reflections – and photographs – morphed into a booklet published the following year in London, entitled The Alien Immigrant . Abstracts from the manuscript were read in the commission hearings that led to the adoption of the Aliens Act …
Introduction
The complex web of intellectual exchanges between Britain and Europe remains a peripheral concern for historians interested in the circulation of ideas across national, international and imperial frameworks. This special issue attempts to fill the lacuna by presenting new research on the triangular relationship between Britain, Europe and the idea of liberty during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The articles featured in this issue revisi…
Re-staging the ‘Eastern Question’
The article revisits the history of the ‘Eastern Question’ and its impact in late Victorian England through the lens of the British scholar Arthur J. Evans. Evans is best known for his archaeological discoveries in the island of Crete in the beginning of the twentieth century. His journalistic and archaeological ventures in the Balkans in the 1870s and 1880s have received scant attention. The article recovers Evans’ activities which straddled hum…
A world safe for empires? A. J. Toynbee and the internationalization of self-determination in the East (1912–1922)
The article excavates the early international thought of the British historian and expert on international affairs Arnold J. Toynbee. It focuses on Toynbee’s shifting views on nationality, internationalism and imperialism during a decade of global war and conflict. Toynbee understood national questions as imperial problems requiring solutions and in the immediate aftermath of the Great War he was among the first to systematically reflect on the d…
The Impact of Parental Depressive, Anxiety, and Stress Symptoms on Adolescents’ Mental Health and Quality of Life
Background/Objectives : Parental internalizing issues, particularly maternal mental health, can significantly influence adolescents' mental health by altering parenting behaviors and roles. This study explores the role of parental rejection in moderating the relationship between parental depressive, anxiety, and stress symptoms and adolescents' mental health and quality of life. Methods : One hundred thirty eight mothers (mean age: 47.96, SD = 5.…
Healthcare Providers' Cultural Competence from the Perspective of Newly Arrived Refugees and Asylum Seekers
Cultural competence (CC) in the refugee context remains under-addressed in the literature. This study explores the perceptions of asylum seekers and refugees (N = 25) concerning the CC of healthcare providers. This study was conducted in 2019, on the island of Lesvos in Greece. A major finding is that, for the participants, CC means the provision of equal and human treatment and not the knowledge of culture-specific information from healthcare pr…
The interpreters
Symbolic Storms
The accelerating climate crisis is reshaping the psychic landscapes of children and adolescents, giving rise to new clinical presentations marked by catastrophic imagery, symbolic foreclosure, and a loss of future‐oriented thinking. This theoretical paper explores the phenomenon of climate change anxiety in youth through the lens of psychodynamic psychotherapy, arguing that such anxiety constitutes a unique form of developmental, symbolic, and re…
Interpreters
Imperial dissolutions and transformations
Mediating and Moderating Mechanisms in the Relationship Between Social Media Use and Adolescent Aggression
Adolescents’ pervasive use of social media has been increasingly linked to aggression, including cyberbullying and hostile online interactions. While this association is well documented, the psychological and contextual mechanisms that mediate or moderate it remain unclear. This scoping review maps quantitative evidence on mediators and moderators between social media use and aggression among adolescents. A comprehensive search using ProQuest’s S…
Parental Emotion Socialization and Child Adjustment in Greek Families
Background/Objectives : Parental emotion socialization is a key influence on children's emotional regulation and psychosocial development. This study examined how supportive and non-supportive parental responses to children's negative emotions are associated with internalizing and externalizing problems and social competence among Greek children aged 6-12 years. Methods : A non-experimental, cross-sectional correlational study using convenience s…
The Deadly Mati Wildfire in Greece
Changes in Bullying Experiences and Mental Health Problems Among Adolescents Before and After the Covid-19 Pandemic in Greece
Bullying poses significant challenges to adolescent health and well-being. This time-trend study examined the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on bullying behaviors and associated emotional and behavioral difficulties among Greek adolescents. Data were collected from two cross-sectional surveys in 2016 ( n = 1574) and 2023 ( n = 5753) conducted in Greece. Both samples comprised students aged 12-16 years, with near-equal gender distribution (2016, …
Nationality before Internationalism in the Age of Empire
This article re-examines the international thought of British historian Robert W. Seton-Watson during a period of intense national and imperial transformation across Britain and Continental Europe. Long recognised as a leading Slavophile and a pioneer in the academic study of eastern Europe, Seton-Watson is best known for his support of Austria–Hungary’s dissolution in the name of national self-determination and his defence of the inter-war settl…
Emotion Socialization Strategies of Preschool Teachers in Greece
Grounded in stress-reactivity accounts and the Prosocial Classroom model, this study examines how preschool teachers’ responses to children’s negative emotions are associated with teacher job stress and age in Greek early childhood education settings. These frameworks suggest that elevated job stress may erode teachers’ regulatory resources and responsiveness, increasing non-supportive reactions and reducing supportive emotion coaching during emo…
What Kind of Other Is AI? Symbolization, Desire, and Adolescent Development in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a new kind of other in the psychic lives of adolescents. From emotionally responsive chatbots to AI-enhanced learning tools, these systems simulate relational presence while lacking subjectivity, desire, and embodied affect. Drawing on Winnicott and Bion (for containment, transitional space, and symbolization) with a limited Lacanian lens (for lack and the Symbolic), this paper theorizes AI as a “digital o…
Mentalization and Emotion Regulation in Adolescent Attachment
Background : Adolescence is a critical developmental period marked by reorganization of attachment relationships, heightened emotional reactivity, and ongoing maturation of reflective and regulatory capacities. Within this context, mentalization and emotion regulation have emerged as key concurrent associations linking attachment security to both vulnerability and resilience. This scoping review examined how mentalization and emotion regulation a…
A ‘Corpus Vile’ of International Order
This article reconstructs the British blockade of Greece in 1850 as an experiment in intervention short of war. Commonly remembered through the prism of the Pacifico Affair and Palmerstonian gunboat diplomacy, the blockade has been treated as an episodic display of British power rather than as a practice of international governance. Drawing on British, Greek, and French sources the article shifts attention from justification to implementation, tr…
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