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This profile gathers published analysis and articles from the public Nomika Epilekta library.
When one follows the Greek crisis and compares foreign and Greek television coverage, one sees that the former focus on causes, nature, scale and…
Human beings, unlike other animals, need many resources in life, because they seek not only survival but also quality of life. Two important…
You read many accusations against me in the article “Vestments for Everyone”: that I bray outside the church while Papagiorgos is serving, that I am…
The Khmer are otherwise extremely friendly, very courteous, modest and, usually, rather indirect. That last point is of course somewhat relative…
In a recent article in Nomika Epilekta, “Are university rankings useful?”, we referred to the global bad habit of evaluating universities by various…
Greek voters have always been vulnerable to demagoguery, but the text argues that they went further by rewarding populists who offered enemies…
The February 2012 memorandum episode becomes a criticism of procedural formalism, nationalist rhetoric, symbolic politics and the gap between…
Anyone who regularly follows trials, whether because of work or personal interest, often wonders whether judicial power truly expresses the sense of…
Under Cambodia's constitution, the royal throne is not strictly hereditary; each monarch is elected by a council made up of the prime minister, the…
Modern Greece not only perpetuates Ottoman principles of governance and organization, but has also spread that administrative culture internationally.
An archival commentary on the changing form of money, banks, anti-money-laundering rules and the growing control of everyday transactions.
We often take it for granted that, in a democratic society, the right to strike is self-evident. Let us see, however, how matters stand in Sweden, a…