Panagiota Manoli
Biographic Data
| ID | 4378555 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Panagiota Manoli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Panagiota |
| FAMILY NAME | Manoli |
| SIGNATURE | MANOLI P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of the Aegean |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2436-4808 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Greece, Germany and the Eurozone Crisis
This paper shares the premises that it is the power asymmetry factor that has framed Greece's preferences and strategies in EMU governance and reform. Still, Greece's shifting negotiation tactics during the eurozone crisis have been heavily influenced by the overriding policy-making model and political leadership in the country. As power asymmetry deepened during the crisis years and while standing on the brink of economic collapse and eurozone e…
Rival power
State capture, political risks and international business. Cases from Black Sea region countries
The state-market nexus is at the core of international political economy literature. In post-transition countries, the interplay of public institutions and (private) business bears particular featu
Aftermath of the Ukrainian Crisis
Global and regional repercussions of the Ukrainian crisis
The current crisis in Ukraine constitutes a turning point in Euro-Atlantic security with potential global repercussions. The crisis began in November 2013 when Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych
Panagiota Manoli, Black Sea cooperation
The Black Sea area is mostly discussed for its security relevance to Europe and to the rest of the international community. Suffering from a long transition period to market economy and parliamentary democracy, the peoples living in the area have been struggling to overcome the new divisions of the post Soviet era and join the European community of stability and prosperity. Regionalism has been used as a means towards this end. Embraced already b…
Regions and crises
The European Union and its Eastern neighbours
This book explores the EU’s relations with its eastern neighbours. Based on extensive original research – including surveys, focus-groups, a study of school essays and in-depth interviews with key people in Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova, Russia and in Brussels – it assesses why the EU’s initiatives have received limited legitimacy in the neighbourhood. \n \nThe European Neighbourhood Policy of 2004, and the subsequent Eastern Partnership of 2009 hera…
EU’s flexible regional multilateralism towards its Black Sea neighbourhood
The EU as a global actor has its own interests in its immediate neighbourhood. Official documents refer to EU’s support to regional cooperation in its close vicinity while institutional linkages have been strengthened within the European Neighbourhood Policy and by the proliferation of other bilateral and multilateral agreements. The result of two decades of cooperation has led to a ‘flexible regional multilateralism’ in Europe’s eastern neighbou…
The Black Sea region and EU policy
"The Black Sea region and EU policy: the challenges of divergent agendas." Southeast European and Black Sea Studies, 11(3), pp. 345–346
Where is Black Sea regionalism heading
Region‐building has been on the move around the Black Sea since the early 1990s. Several initiatives and projects have been emerging. Yet, to date there is still no blueprint for Black Sea regionalism to deepen cooperation and integrate into the European community. An embryonic form of Black Sea regionalism has emerged with regular meetings of the Organisation of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation between leaders, ministers and senior officials i…
The European Union and its Eastern neighbours
Towards a New Model of Comprehensive Regionalism in the Black Sea Area
This article presents an overview of regionalism as is being developed within the framework of the Organization of Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC). It examines the character of BSEC regionalism arguing that significant diversification of its core business (i.e., trade facilitation) towards non‐economic issues has occurred since BSEC’s conception in 1992 Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC). 25 June 1992. Bosphorus Statement 25 June, Istanb…
Greece, Germany and the Eurozone Crisis
This paper shares the premises that it is the power asymmetry factor that has framed Greece's preferences and strategies in EMU governance and reform. Still, Greece's shifting negotiation tactics during the eurozone crisis have been heavily influenced by the overriding policy-making model and political leadership in the country. As power asymmetry deepened during the crisis years and while standing on the brink of economic collapse and eurozone e…
Regions and crises
Towards a New Model of Comprehensive Regionalism in the Black Sea Area
This article presents an overview of regionalism as is being developed within the framework of the Organization of Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC). It examines the character of BSEC regionalism arguing that significant diversification of its core business (i.e., trade facilitation) towards non‐economic issues has occurred since BSEC’s conception in 1992 Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC). 25 June 1992. Bosphorus Statement 25 June, Istanb…
The European Union and its Eastern neighbours
Where is Black Sea regionalism heading
Region‐building has been on the move around the Black Sea since the early 1990s. Several initiatives and projects have been emerging. Yet, to date there is still no blueprint for Black Sea regionalism to deepen cooperation and integrate into the European community. An embryonic form of Black Sea regionalism has emerged with regular meetings of the Organisation of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation between leaders, ministers and senior officials i…
The Black Sea region and EU policy
"The Black Sea region and EU policy: the challenges of divergent agendas." Southeast European and Black Sea Studies, 11(3), pp. 345–346
The European Union and its Eastern neighbours
This book explores the EU’s relations with its eastern neighbours. Based on extensive original research – including surveys, focus-groups, a study of school essays and in-depth interviews with key people in Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova, Russia and in Brussels – it assesses why the EU’s initiatives have received limited legitimacy in the neighbourhood. \n \nThe European Neighbourhood Policy of 2004, and the subsequent Eastern Partnership of 2009 hera…
EU’s flexible regional multilateralism towards its Black Sea neighbourhood
The EU as a global actor has its own interests in its immediate neighbourhood. Official documents refer to EU’s support to regional cooperation in its close vicinity while institutional linkages have been strengthened within the European Neighbourhood Policy and by the proliferation of other bilateral and multilateral agreements. The result of two decades of cooperation has led to a ‘flexible regional multilateralism’ in Europe’s eastern neighbou…
Panagiota Manoli, Black Sea cooperation
The Black Sea area is mostly discussed for its security relevance to Europe and to the rest of the international community. Suffering from a long transition period to market economy and parliamentary democracy, the peoples living in the area have been struggling to overcome the new divisions of the post Soviet era and join the European community of stability and prosperity. Regionalism has been used as a means towards this end. Embraced already b…
Regions and crises
Global and regional repercussions of the Ukrainian crisis
The current crisis in Ukraine constitutes a turning point in Euro-Atlantic security with potential global repercussions. The crisis began in November 2013 when Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych
Aftermath of the Ukrainian Crisis
State capture, political risks and international business. Cases from Black Sea region countries
The state-market nexus is at the core of international political economy literature. In post-transition countries, the interplay of public institutions and (private) business bears particular featu
Rival power
Greece, Germany and the Eurozone Crisis
This paper shares the premises that it is the power asymmetry factor that has framed Greece's preferences and strategies in EMU governance and reform. Still, Greece's shifting negotiation tactics during the eurozone crisis have been heavily influenced by the overriding policy-making model and political leadership in the country. As power asymmetry deepened during the crisis years and while standing on the brink of economic collapse and eurozone e…
Economics (11 works) · Political science (11 works) · Post-Soviet Geopolitical Dynamics (7 works) · Economy (6 works) · International trade (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Political economy (6 works) · Economic geography (5 works) · European union (5 works) · Geography (5 works)