Marina Eleftheriadou
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1034364 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Marina Eleftheriadou |
| PRENOMES | Marina |
| SOBRENOME | Eleftheriadou |
| ASSINATURA | ELEFTHERIADOU M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Peloponnese |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0974-4220 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The Non-radicalisation of Muslims in Southern Europe
This series provides a new space in which to interrogate and challenge much of the conventional wisdom of political violence.International and multidisciplinary in scope, this series explores the causes, types and effects of contemporary violence connecting key debates on terrorism, insurgency, civil war and peace-making.The timely Rethinking Political Violence offers a sustained and refreshing analysis reappraising some of the fundamental questi…
Reading Herzl in Beirut
The study of international politics and conflict is riddled with clichés—and know your enemy might be one of the most common. However, although Sun Tzu’s saying is often “abused” in scholarly and public discourse, its importance appears to be lost on policymakers time and again. The recent developments in the Middle East are rather indicative of this tendency to view conflicts and design strategies as if they were one-sided and the opponent is pa…
Non-state armed actors and contested sovereignties in internationalized civil wars
Building a Proto-State on Quicksand
In the wake of its relocation to Lebanon, the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) transformed from a guerrilla force into a state-builder. This article explores this transition and argues that the creation of the Palestinian protostate in Lebanon was largely guided by the country's civil war–induced state collapse after 1975, which created both opportunities and needs that forced the Palestinian movement to engage in state-building. Enticed b…
Britain, Greece and the Colonels, 1967-74
In 2021, Greece celebrates the bicentennial of the Greek War of Independence. For most of these 200 years, Greece appeared to be in a perpetual crisis. It has experienced most kinds of wars, recurr
Fight after flight? An exploration of the radicalization potential among refugees in Greece
Drawing on a survey of asylum seekers, the article provides a security assessment of the ‘refugee experience’ in Greece. This exploration of the ‘refugee situation’ on Europe’s eastern shore touches upon refugees’ prior and present grievances, the local and imported ‘radical milieu’ and (Greek) host state’s will and capacity to implement sustainable and effective policies. The paper demonstrates that, although Greece lacks a developed radical mil…
Fragmentation and Cooperation in the Jihadi International (Sub)System
The article explores the implications the rise of the 'Islamic State' (IS) had on the international order and the salafi-jihadi movement. The main argument is that at the height of its activity (2014-2016) IS was a de facto revolutionary state. In this capacity, IS challenged the international order because contrary to revolutionary states in the past it negated the foundations of the Westphalian system. At the same time, the rise of IS had a tre…
Refugee Radicalization/Militarization in the Age of the European Refugee Crisis
This article constitutes an effort to examine the prospect of long-term refugee radicalization, beyond the dominant “short-sighted” debate on the possibility of radical Islamist militants posing as refugees. The main argument of the article is that refugees are inherently different from second-generation economic migrants, on whom most radicalization models are based. The article proposes a composite model that enriches our understanding of radic…
Zand other cinematic tales from the 30-year Greek civil war
Greek cinema has documented and debated the civil war and its repercussions under different angles, largely defined by censorship, the general political climate, and cinematic trends. This article, first, offers a retrospective that traces the evolution of Greek cinema's ‘takes’ on the civil war vis-à-vis the political changes. Second, it provides an in-depth analysis of Costas Gavras’s film Z, examining its relevance to Greece and how political …
Elements of 'armed non-state actors' power
Over the past few years there is an apparent re-regionalization of al-Qaeda activity, intensified by the ongoing Middle East turmoil. Its main characteristic is a trend towards the abandonment of focoist strategies and their replacement by more popular-based ones. This article aims at evaluating their capacity to implement such a strategy shift and sustain the required level of violence. As a means of evaluating this capacity, this article propos…
The Greek revolution
Refugee Radicalization/Militarization in the Age of the European Refugee Crisis
This article constitutes an effort to examine the prospect of long-term refugee radicalization, beyond the dominant “short-sighted” debate on the possibility of radical Islamist militants posing as refugees. The main argument of the article is that refugees are inherently different from second-generation economic migrants, on whom most radicalization models are based. The article proposes a composite model that enriches our understanding of radic…
Fight after flight? An exploration of the radicalization potential among refugees in Greece
Drawing on a survey of asylum seekers, the article provides a security assessment of the ‘refugee experience’ in Greece. This exploration of the ‘refugee situation’ on Europe’s eastern shore touches upon refugees’ prior and present grievances, the local and imported ‘radical milieu’ and (Greek) host state’s will and capacity to implement sustainable and effective policies. The paper demonstrates that, although Greece lacks a developed radical mil…
Britain, Greece and the Colonels, 1967-74
In 2021, Greece celebrates the bicentennial of the Greek War of Independence. For most of these 200 years, Greece appeared to be in a perpetual crisis. It has experienced most kinds of wars, recurr
Elements of 'armed non-state actors' power
Over the past few years there is an apparent re-regionalization of al-Qaeda activity, intensified by the ongoing Middle East turmoil. Its main characteristic is a trend towards the abandonment of focoist strategies and their replacement by more popular-based ones. This article aims at evaluating their capacity to implement such a strategy shift and sustain the required level of violence. As a means of evaluating this capacity, this article propos…
Elements of 'armed non-state actors' power
Over the past few years there is an apparent re-regionalization of al-Qaeda activity, intensified by the ongoing Middle East turmoil. Its main characteristic is a trend towards the abandonment of focoist strategies and their replacement by more popular-based ones. This article aims at evaluating their capacity to implement such a strategy shift and sustain the required level of violence. As a means of evaluating this capacity, this article propos…
Zand other cinematic tales from the 30-year Greek civil war
Greek cinema has documented and debated the civil war and its repercussions under different angles, largely defined by censorship, the general political climate, and cinematic trends. This article, first, offers a retrospective that traces the evolution of Greek cinema's ‘takes’ on the civil war vis-à-vis the political changes. Second, it provides an in-depth analysis of Costas Gavras’s film Z, examining its relevance to Greece and how political …
Refugee Radicalization/Militarization in the Age of the European Refugee Crisis
This article constitutes an effort to examine the prospect of long-term refugee radicalization, beyond the dominant “short-sighted” debate on the possibility of radical Islamist militants posing as refugees. The main argument of the article is that refugees are inherently different from second-generation economic migrants, on whom most radicalization models are based. The article proposes a composite model that enriches our understanding of radic…
Britain, Greece and the Colonels, 1967-74
In 2021, Greece celebrates the bicentennial of the Greek War of Independence. For most of these 200 years, Greece appeared to be in a perpetual crisis. It has experienced most kinds of wars, recurr
Fight after flight? An exploration of the radicalization potential among refugees in Greece
Drawing on a survey of asylum seekers, the article provides a security assessment of the ‘refugee experience’ in Greece. This exploration of the ‘refugee situation’ on Europe’s eastern shore touches upon refugees’ prior and present grievances, the local and imported ‘radical milieu’ and (Greek) host state’s will and capacity to implement sustainable and effective policies. The paper demonstrates that, although Greece lacks a developed radical mil…
Fragmentation and Cooperation in the Jihadi International (Sub)System
The article explores the implications the rise of the 'Islamic State' (IS) had on the international order and the salafi-jihadi movement. The main argument is that at the height of its activity (2014-2016) IS was a de facto revolutionary state. In this capacity, IS challenged the international order because contrary to revolutionary states in the past it negated the foundations of the Westphalian system. At the same time, the rise of IS had a tre…
Non-state armed actors and contested sovereignties in internationalized civil wars
Building a Proto-State on Quicksand
In the wake of its relocation to Lebanon, the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) transformed from a guerrilla force into a state-builder. This article explores this transition and argues that the creation of the Palestinian protostate in Lebanon was largely guided by the country's civil war–induced state collapse after 1975, which created both opportunities and needs that forced the Palestinian movement to engage in state-building. Enticed b…
The Greek revolution
The Non-radicalisation of Muslims in Southern Europe
This series provides a new space in which to interrogate and challenge much of the conventional wisdom of political violence.International and multidisciplinary in scope, this series explores the causes, types and effects of contemporary violence connecting key debates on terrorism, insurgency, civil war and peace-making.The timely Rethinking Political Violence offers a sustained and refreshing analysis reappraising some of the fundamental questi…
Reading Herzl in Beirut
The study of international politics and conflict is riddled with clichés—and know your enemy might be one of the most common. However, although Sun Tzu’s saying is often “abused” in scholarly and public discourse, its importance appears to be lost on policymakers time and again. The recent developments in the Middle East are rather indicative of this tendency to view conflicts and design strategies as if they were one-sided and the opponent is pa…
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