G Mavrommatis
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 48704 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | G Mavrommatis |
| NOMBRES | G |
| APELLIDO | Mavrommatis |
| FIRMA | MAVROMMATIS G |
| AFILIACIONES | Harokopio University of Athens |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3286-8579 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Victims of bullying
The objective is to analyze the perception of bullying victims in Physical Education. This research will help detect own characteristics of physical education to which professionals must pay special attention, to identify and avoid cases of bullying. The sample consists of three people victims of bullying in High School, who were interviewed following a semistructured interview. The analysis of these interviews was carried out using the content a…
Territorial Cohesion as a Policy Narrative
During the last two decades, a lot of ink has been spent in favour of narrative analysis of policy. According to such approaches, policy processes are influenced by narratives that are spread around specific ‘issues’ and lead to their solutions. Following a similar vein, this article examines territorial cohesion as a policy narrative and how it can be perceived as a narrative constituted by a diverse narrative structure. Territorial cohesion is …
Transnational lives on the move
Transnationalism and the mobilities paradigm are important theoretical contributions to have emerged during the last three decades in social sciences. However, they have not been meaningfully integrated within migration studies. Rather, analysis of transnational phenomena has focused on two distinct places (country, society, city etc.); back and forth movement between them; and the flows that create the social fields that link them. This article …
Governing migrant labour in an intensive agricultural area in Greece
Greek citizenship tradition in flux? Investigating contemporary tensions between ethnic and civic elements of nationality
Although the Greek citizenship tradition has contained both ethnic and civic elements all along, up until recently, at least according to the existing literature, it has replicated the geographical logic of a European divide between the East (ethnic) and West (civic). Lately, this tradition has been in flux as it appears to be moving along and changing positions across a hypothetical citizenship axis running along the two constitutional poles of …
Grasping the meaning of integration in an era of (forced) mobility
The European refugee ‘crisis’ changed the migration dynamics of many EU member states. As a result of this mass movement of refugees, the Western Balkan Route was formed. Along this way, temporary settlement camps were created to cater to the needs of people on the move. This article is based on ethnographic fieldwork that took place at the port of Piraeus (Athens, Greece) camp. Through insights from participant observation, it brings to the fore…
The rise of a hesitant EU host? Examining the Greek migrant integration policy and its transformation during the crisis
Greece lately, as a result of the crisis, has been transformed from a migrant receiving (host) country to a simultaneously migrant sending and receiving one. At the same time, processes of migrant de-integration from the economy and society have been manifesting too. This paper attempts to draw light on Greek migrant integration policy, which through the years has been characterized by a contradiction between policy narratives and concrete action…
Governing migrant labour in an intensive agricultural area in Greece
Grasping the meaning of integration in an era of (forced) mobility
The European refugee ‘crisis’ changed the migration dynamics of many EU member states. As a result of this mass movement of refugees, the Western Balkan Route was formed. Along this way, temporary settlement camps were created to cater to the needs of people on the move. This article is based on ethnographic fieldwork that took place at the port of Piraeus (Athens, Greece) camp. Through insights from participant observation, it brings to the fore…
Greek citizenship tradition in flux? Investigating contemporary tensions between ethnic and civic elements of nationality
Although the Greek citizenship tradition has contained both ethnic and civic elements all along, up until recently, at least according to the existing literature, it has replicated the geographical logic of a European divide between the East (ethnic) and West (civic). Lately, this tradition has been in flux as it appears to be moving along and changing positions across a hypothetical citizenship axis running along the two constitutional poles of …
Territorial Cohesion as a Policy Narrative
During the last two decades, a lot of ink has been spent in favour of narrative analysis of policy. According to such approaches, policy processes are influenced by narratives that are spread around specific ‘issues’ and lead to their solutions. Following a similar vein, this article examines territorial cohesion as a policy narrative and how it can be perceived as a narrative constituted by a diverse narrative structure. Territorial cohesion is …
The rise of a hesitant EU host? Examining the Greek migrant integration policy and its transformation during the crisis
Greece lately, as a result of the crisis, has been transformed from a migrant receiving (host) country to a simultaneously migrant sending and receiving one. At the same time, processes of migrant de-integration from the economy and society have been manifesting too. This paper attempts to draw light on Greek migrant integration policy, which through the years has been characterized by a contradiction between policy narratives and concrete action…
Governing migrant labour in an intensive agricultural area in Greece
Greek citizenship tradition in flux? Investigating contemporary tensions between ethnic and civic elements of nationality
Although the Greek citizenship tradition has contained both ethnic and civic elements all along, up until recently, at least according to the existing literature, it has replicated the geographical logic of a European divide between the East (ethnic) and West (civic). Lately, this tradition has been in flux as it appears to be moving along and changing positions across a hypothetical citizenship axis running along the two constitutional poles of …
Grasping the meaning of integration in an era of (forced) mobility
The European refugee ‘crisis’ changed the migration dynamics of many EU member states. As a result of this mass movement of refugees, the Western Balkan Route was formed. Along this way, temporary settlement camps were created to cater to the needs of people on the move. This article is based on ethnographic fieldwork that took place at the port of Piraeus (Athens, Greece) camp. Through insights from participant observation, it brings to the fore…
Victims of bullying
The objective is to analyze the perception of bullying victims in Physical Education. This research will help detect own characteristics of physical education to which professionals must pay special attention, to identify and avoid cases of bullying. The sample consists of three people victims of bullying in High School, who were interviewed following a semistructured interview. The analysis of these interviews was carried out using the content a…
Territorial Cohesion as a Policy Narrative
During the last two decades, a lot of ink has been spent in favour of narrative analysis of policy. According to such approaches, policy processes are influenced by narratives that are spread around specific ‘issues’ and lead to their solutions. Following a similar vein, this article examines territorial cohesion as a policy narrative and how it can be perceived as a narrative constituted by a diverse narrative structure. Territorial cohesion is …
Transnational lives on the move
Transnationalism and the mobilities paradigm are important theoretical contributions to have emerged during the last three decades in social sciences. However, they have not been meaningfully integrated within migration studies. Rather, analysis of transnational phenomena has focused on two distinct places (country, society, city etc.); back and forth movement between them; and the flows that create the social fields that link them. This article …
Sociology (7 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Political economy (5 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (4 obras) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (4 obras) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (3 obras) · Economics (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras)