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Promoting geographical science in Greece since 1901 | Προάγοντας τη γεωγραφική επιστήμη στην Ελλάδα από το 1901

Romola Sanyal talks to Haris Tsavdaroglou about how the Greek state creates forms of control over migrants in post democratic spaces and how migrants subvert this and otherforms of coercion through acts of commoning.Haris (Charalampos) Tsavdaroglou is post-doctoral researcher in the research program: “Housing as a Digitalized Service” at the University of Amsterdam and post-doctoral researcher in the research project: “Migrants’ Right to Urban Ambience: Fearscapes, Ethnoscapes and Commonscapes in Athens and Thessaloniki” at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Romola Sanyal talks to Haris Tsavdaroglou about how the Greek state creates forms of control over migrants in post democratic spaces and how migrants subvert this and otherforms of coercion through ac...

This paper reconceptualizes energy as a social relation of (re)production, focusing on the overlooked intersection of refugees, housing precarity, and…

The contributors to Beyond Sanctuary examine how the liberal democracies of the West recognize and include racial others through technologies of state powe

A practical guide with a fresh, bottom-up perspective on integration This Integration Otherwise Inspiration Kit invites us to move beyond the polarised debate on integration – one that either portrays...

Over the period from 2013 to 2020, the Moria camp in the island of Lesvos became synonymous with the exclusionary border control policies of the Greek state and the European Union. During the summe...