Stylianos Ioannis Tzagkarakis
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 6715633 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Stylianos Ioannis Tzagkarakis |
| PRENOMES | Stylianos Ioannis |
| SOBRENOME | Tzagkarakis |
| ASSINATURA | TZAGKARAKIS S I |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Hellenic Open University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9393-8991 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Beyond Paradigm War
This issue brings together theoretical and empirical contributions that reflect the methodological, thematic, and conceptual diversity of contemporary political culture research. Moving beyond older divisions between quantitative and qualitative approaches, the issue demonstrates how political culture can be studied through multiple lenses, including political psychology, discourse theory, computational social science, feminist theory, regionalis…
Social Sciences and Humanities’ Employability Culture and Public Policy Challenges
This article seeks to emphasize the key aspects of the relationship between social and humanities sciences and employability culture by (a) examining global trends, shifts, practices, and challenges; (b) emphasizing the Greek context; and (c) assessing pertinent factors at the University of Crete. The objective is to pinpoint effective approaches, as well as the prevalent global difficulties and obstacles, while also evaluating the present state …
Welfare state, social policy and social sustainability, within the context of the permacrisis
Introduction Sustainable development is based on three interrelated and equally important pillars; the environmental, the economic and the social. The social pillar involves building a framework that promotes the well-being of the whole population with the ultimate aim of preserving social cohesion, while reducing social discrimination. In our analysis, the concept of social sustainability refers to the need for the creation of a society that con…
Desecuritization of migration in Greece
Introduction Migration has emerged as a defining global issue of the 21st century, reshaping political discourse, national policies, and international frameworks. Greece, due to its geographical position, has played a central role in Europe’s migration landscape, particularly during the 2015 refugee crisis. Methods This paper explores Greece’s migration governance through the lens of flexicuritization, a concept that integrates state security imp…
Assessing Greece’s social vulnerability patterns in times of perma-crisis (2008–2022)
Introduction The study aims to map and analyse the development of social vulnerability patterns in Greece through a perma-crisis context (economic crisis, austerity, covid-19, energy, and inflation crisis) over the period 2008-2022. Methods The paper rests on the construction of a composite index of four key pillars of social vulnerability (employment, living conditions, health, and education) consisting of 15 selected variables obtained from the…
Mixed research methods in political science and governance
The evolution of social vulnerability in Greece during the economic crisis (2008-2017)
After a long period in the doldrums with austerity measures and consecutive bailouts, Greece still bears the scars of the recent financial adventure while strives to recover in a new economic environment. As one of the hardest-hit by the economic crisis Member states, Greece has seen its economic capacity reduced, the unemployment and poverty levels rising, and the living conditions for a significant part of the population and social groups deter…
The evolution of social vulnerability in Greece during the economic crisis (2008-2017)
After a long period in the doldrums with austerity measures and consecutive bailouts, Greece still bears the scars of the recent financial adventure while strives to recover in a new economic environment. As one of the hardest-hit by the economic crisis Member states, Greece has seen its economic capacity reduced, the unemployment and poverty levels rising, and the living conditions for a significant part of the population and social groups deter…
The evolution of social vulnerability in Greece during the economic crisis (2008-2017)
After a long period in the doldrums with austerity measures and consecutive bailouts, Greece still bears the scars of the recent financial adventure while strives to recover in a new economic environment. As one of the hardest-hit by the economic crisis Member states, Greece has seen its economic capacity reduced, the unemployment and poverty levels rising, and the living conditions for a significant part of the population and social groups deter…
Mixed research methods in political science and governance
Assessing Greece’s social vulnerability patterns in times of perma-crisis (2008–2022)
Introduction The study aims to map and analyse the development of social vulnerability patterns in Greece through a perma-crisis context (economic crisis, austerity, covid-19, energy, and inflation crisis) over the period 2008-2022. Methods The paper rests on the construction of a composite index of four key pillars of social vulnerability (employment, living conditions, health, and education) consisting of 15 selected variables obtained from the…
Welfare state, social policy and social sustainability, within the context of the permacrisis
Introduction Sustainable development is based on three interrelated and equally important pillars; the environmental, the economic and the social. The social pillar involves building a framework that promotes the well-being of the whole population with the ultimate aim of preserving social cohesion, while reducing social discrimination. In our analysis, the concept of social sustainability refers to the need for the creation of a society that con…
Desecuritization of migration in Greece
Introduction Migration has emerged as a defining global issue of the 21st century, reshaping political discourse, national policies, and international frameworks. Greece, due to its geographical position, has played a central role in Europe’s migration landscape, particularly during the 2015 refugee crisis. Methods This paper explores Greece’s migration governance through the lens of flexicuritization, a concept that integrates state security imp…
Beyond Paradigm War
This issue brings together theoretical and empirical contributions that reflect the methodological, thematic, and conceptual diversity of contemporary political culture research. Moving beyond older divisions between quantitative and qualitative approaches, the issue demonstrates how political culture can be studied through multiple lenses, including political psychology, discourse theory, computational social science, feminist theory, regionalis…
Social Sciences and Humanities’ Employability Culture and Public Policy Challenges
This article seeks to emphasize the key aspects of the relationship between social and humanities sciences and employability culture by (a) examining global trends, shifts, practices, and challenges; (b) emphasizing the Greek context; and (c) assessing pertinent factors at the University of Crete. The objective is to pinpoint effective approaches, as well as the prevalent global difficulties and obstacles, while also evaluating the present state …
Political science (4 obras) · Politics (4 obras) · Psychological Well-being and Life Satisfaction (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras) · Computer Science (2 obras) · Development economics (2 obras) · Economic growth (2 obras) · Economics (2 obras) · Employment and Welfare Studies (2 obras) · Geography (2 obras)