Vasilis Kyriazis
The course of my studies and my job experience gave me the opportunity to learn several foreign languages and to get in contact with a broad spectrum of decision makers from different business paths. Furthermore, I have examined the political structures of Eastern Europe in correlation with the broader European political status quo and I can positively say that my knowledge on international political and economical schemes is thorough and methodical.
The result of this strenuous and lengthy effort is the editing of a series of articles and analyses; I have also conducted several interviews that are mainly hosted in Epicos website and have as a target to “shape” the opinion of a rather individual audience of decision makers activated in the domain of Aerospace and Defence. The aforementioned audience includes cabinet members and high ranked executives.
From the beginning of 2008 I have contributed several articles to the Greek magazines “World War History” and “Historical Subjects” regarding the history and the socioeconomic situation of Balkan Peninsula. Since May 2008, I have been the Chief Editor of Epicos Newsletter.
Additionally, I have participated as speaker in several conferences regarding Balkans, the most important of which was organised in Istanbul and Athens in the period between November 2004/ February 2005. The title of the conference was “Learning Conflict Resolution and producing Peace” it was organised by the Hellenic Foundation of European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP) and the Istanbul policy Centre (IPC) and was funded by the Micro Project Programme for Turkish- Greek Civic Dialogue of the European Commission Representation to Turkey. The topic of my speech was “The Democratic Impact of European Union on Greece and Turkey”.
Latest Articles
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Greece in Front of a New Economic Development, Selective Default
Once again the Greek economy is in front of a crucial crossroad. What does selective default mean? Will it affect Greece?
Jul 14, 2011
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Greek Politicians Are Being Attacked by Indignant Greeks
Over the past months, Greek politicians have been attacked by indignant Greeks. What are the reasons?
Jul 7, 2011
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Greek Economy: How Did Greece End Up Here?
On 29 June 2011 the Greek Parliament voted in favour of a medium-term fiscal plan in order to prevent default. The Greek economy is sick. How did it happen?
Jun 30, 2011
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Greek Economy and the Future Scenarios
Greek economy is sinking; Greek society is not ready to accept new austerity measures and the future of the Greek economy and Europe is in danger.
Jun 23, 2011
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Greek Indignant Citizens Still Protesting
Greek Indignant Citizens are still protesting. Greece is reaching a political and economic dead-end. Is there a solution?
Jun 16, 2011
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Greek Indignant Citizens Movement and the Notion of Democracy
People keep protesting in the main cities of Greece. The first objections are expressed. Are they justified?
Jun 10, 2011
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Syntagma Square; The Place for "Indignant" Greeks
Syntagma square is a site of political rallies. It seems that almost every major event in Greece has either been mourned or celebrated here.
Jun 3, 2011
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Greek Indignant Citizens Movement and the "New" Civil Society
Greek Indignant Citizens Movement (Greek: Kinima Aganaktismenon Politon) creates new social conditions that could help the development of Civil Society.
May 30, 2011
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Young People in Europe Are "Indignados" (Indignant)
Young people protest in Spain and Greece. They do not consider themselves part of the traditional political system and they feel "Indignados" (indignant)
May 26, 2011
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Dominique Strauss-Kahn vs The Maid. The Presumption of Innocence
On 14 May 2011 a hotel maid alleged that she was sexually harassed by Strauss-Kahn. What are the socioeconomic implications?
May 20, 2011
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