Yannis Frangopoulos
Biographic Data
| ID | 214000 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yannis Frangopoulos |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yannis |
| FAMILY NAME | Frangopoulos |
| SIGNATURE | FRANGOPOULOS Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Aristotle University of Thessaloniki |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5049-6014 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Willingness to participate in urban regeneration projects
Urban regeneration projects rely on citizen participation to succeed. This study investigates psychological and demographic factors influencing residents’ willingness to engage in eleven planned regeneration initiatives in Thessaloniki, Greece. Using the Theory of Planned Behaviour and place attachment, a structured survey (n = 411) was analysed through multiple linear regression. Positive attitudes and perceived social norms increased willingnes…
Participatory governance for the temporary use of urban abandoned areas. A socio-spatial approach to the “Old Hospital” area in Alexandroupolis, Greece
The reuse of urban abandoned areas, which is constantly increasing, is necessary for urban sustainable development. This paper seeks to examine whether temporary use adopting participatory processes is an appropriate tool for the reuse of urban abandoned areas, while studying the implications for social capital by taking advantage of the social dynamics of space, reinforcing sustainable urban development. We focus on the case of the “Old Hospital…
Bye bye Moria
Migration and the city
This brief introduction provides an overview of the theoretical grounding of the special feature (CITY, Analysis of Urban Trends, 2016, VOL. 20, NO. 1) and explains why this collection of papers constitutes a cohesive whole. It begins by situating our theme within broader debates on migration, diversity and the city. It proceeds by selectively highlighting key points, as well as omissions, in the literature on migrant entrepreneurship with respec…
Migrant economies and everyday spaces in Athens in times of crisis
Alongside the depressing image of closed shops as visible indicators of the crisis, migrant businesses can be found in many parts of Athens and often play a vital role in local neighbourhood markets. This paper explores the socio-spatial dimensions of Athens’ emerging migrant economies. Drawing from a recent research project combining survey and ethnographic methods on three Athenian neighbourhoods, the paper examines migrant entrepreneurship at …
La quête de la nation grecque moderne et le « cas grec » comme un cas paradoxal de la construction du fait national contemporain
La discussion en français de la constitution de la nation grecque moderne est en soi un problème. En grec il n’y a pas un terme largement compréhensible et admis qui corresponde au terme français « ethnie » ou bien au terme anglais « ethnic »; tandis que le terme ethnos (έθνος) [ensemble homogène] est utilisé actuellement dans la langue parlée comme équivalent du terme « nation ». Pourtant ce dernier terme pendant des siècles entiers, du Moyen Ag…
Migration and the city
This brief introduction provides an overview of the theoretical grounding of the special feature (CITY, Analysis of Urban Trends, 2016, VOL. 20, NO. 1) and explains why this collection of papers constitutes a cohesive whole. It begins by situating our theme within broader debates on migration, diversity and the city. It proceeds by selectively highlighting key points, as well as omissions, in the literature on migrant entrepreneurship with respec…
Bye bye Moria
Participatory governance for the temporary use of urban abandoned areas. A socio-spatial approach to the “Old Hospital” area in Alexandroupolis, Greece
The reuse of urban abandoned areas, which is constantly increasing, is necessary for urban sustainable development. This paper seeks to examine whether temporary use adopting participatory processes is an appropriate tool for the reuse of urban abandoned areas, while studying the implications for social capital by taking advantage of the social dynamics of space, reinforcing sustainable urban development. We focus on the case of the “Old Hospital…
Migrant economies and everyday spaces in Athens in times of crisis
Alongside the depressing image of closed shops as visible indicators of the crisis, migrant businesses can be found in many parts of Athens and often play a vital role in local neighbourhood markets. This paper explores the socio-spatial dimensions of Athens’ emerging migrant economies. Drawing from a recent research project combining survey and ethnographic methods on three Athenian neighbourhoods, the paper examines migrant entrepreneurship at …
La quête de la nation grecque moderne et le « cas grec » comme un cas paradoxal de la construction du fait national contemporain
La discussion en français de la constitution de la nation grecque moderne est en soi un problème. En grec il n’y a pas un terme largement compréhensible et admis qui corresponde au terme français « ethnie » ou bien au terme anglais « ethnic »; tandis que le terme ethnos (έθνος) [ensemble homogène] est utilisé actuellement dans la langue parlée comme équivalent du terme « nation ». Pourtant ce dernier terme pendant des siècles entiers, du Moyen Ag…
Migration and the city
This brief introduction provides an overview of the theoretical grounding of the special feature (CITY, Analysis of Urban Trends, 2016, VOL. 20, NO. 1) and explains why this collection of papers constitutes a cohesive whole. It begins by situating our theme within broader debates on migration, diversity and the city. It proceeds by selectively highlighting key points, as well as omissions, in the literature on migrant entrepreneurship with respec…
Migrant economies and everyday spaces in Athens in times of crisis
Alongside the depressing image of closed shops as visible indicators of the crisis, migrant businesses can be found in many parts of Athens and often play a vital role in local neighbourhood markets. This paper explores the socio-spatial dimensions of Athens’ emerging migrant economies. Drawing from a recent research project combining survey and ethnographic methods on three Athenian neighbourhoods, the paper examines migrant entrepreneurship at …
Participatory governance for the temporary use of urban abandoned areas. A socio-spatial approach to the “Old Hospital” area in Alexandroupolis, Greece
The reuse of urban abandoned areas, which is constantly increasing, is necessary for urban sustainable development. This paper seeks to examine whether temporary use adopting participatory processes is an appropriate tool for the reuse of urban abandoned areas, while studying the implications for social capital by taking advantage of the social dynamics of space, reinforcing sustainable urban development. We focus on the case of the “Old Hospital…
Bye bye Moria
Willingness to participate in urban regeneration projects
Urban regeneration projects rely on citizen participation to succeed. This study investigates psychological and demographic factors influencing residents’ willingness to engage in eleven planned regeneration initiatives in Thessaloniki, Greece. Using the Theory of Planned Behaviour and place attachment, a structured survey (n = 411) was analysed through multiple linear regression. Positive attitudes and perceived social norms increased willingnes…
Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (2 works) · Economic geography (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Environmental planning (2 works) · Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy (2 works)