Search Results for Greek foreign policy

..., multilateralism, and outreach based on political values, culture, and history. While the formation and implementation of the Greek foreign policy has remained in the hands of state officials and agencies, nonstate actors have had an important contributing role. The extent of Greek Black Sea policy's success...

...Aristotle Tziampiris This essay presents the major factors that make up the framework in which Greek foreign policy operates and explores whether they have any connections to past centuries, especially to Antiquity. They include Greece’s consequential geographical location between East and West...

...Petros Molyviatis Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2005 Petros Molyviatis is foreign minister of Greece. This essay is based on his address to the fifty-ninth session of the United Nations General Assembly. Greek Foreign Policy for the Twenty-First Century...

...Akis Kalaitzidis Nikolaos Zahariadis: Essence of Political Manipulation: Emotion, Institutions and Greek Foreign Policy . New York: Peter Lang, 2005. 231 pages. ISBN 0-8204-7903-9. $66.99. Reviewed by Akis Kalaitzidis. Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2006 Akis Kalaitzidis is assistant...

... with Russia. Upon further scrutiny, it is concluded that cultural affinities do not determine or even greatly influence contemporary Greek foreign policy. Rather, Athens' various decisions are better explained on the basis of more traditional realist concepts. Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2010...

... 2000, New York. MQ 12.1-01 Papandreou 1/23/01 1:31 PM Page 1 Principles of Greek Foreign Policy George A. Papandreou Greek foreign policy in the post–Cold War era retains the fundamental prin- ciples...

... that it can play as a state that belongs to the West but also has strong ties with the East. Copyright © 2018 Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2018 Western institutions Greece multipolarity geopolitics culture The BRICS of Greek Diplomacy: Foundations of a New Foreign Policy Antonis P...

... of some parts of Kurdish nationalism. This all sounds a trifle too pragmatic — though not too cyni- cal — for the Middle East. DOI 10.1215/10474552-2006-019 Nikolaos Zahariadis: Essence of Political Manipulation: Emotion, Institu- tions and Greek Foreign Policy. New York: Peter Lang, 2005. 231...

... and Greek Foreign Policy. New York: Peter Lang, 2005. 231 pages. ISBN 0-8204-7903-9. $66.99. Reviewed by Akis Kalaitzidis. The collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 released the genie of ethnic nationalism from the bottle that communism had trapped it in throughout the Cold War. Centrifugal...

... of international relations and director of the Center for International and European Affairs at the University of Piraeus, analyzes the larger dynamics of Greek foreign policy in his essay “In the Shadow of a Long and Glorious Past: Understanding Greek Foreign Policy.” As Tziampiris highlights, Greece’s...

...: Papazisis), 45–50, 71–86; Sina Sukru Gürel, Turkish-Greek Relations in a Historical Con- text (in Turkish) (Ankara: Ümıt, 1993), 30–4; Mehmet Gönlülbol et al., Events of Turkish Foreign Policy (Ankara: Cem Ofset, 1996), 48–59; Kemal Ari, The Great Exchange: The Forced Migration to Turkey (in Turkish...

... in power.25 After the latest political crisis in Cyprus receded, the United States appeared to be annoyed by the ramifications of Cyprus on Greek foreign policy. The US embassy in Athens had noticed that Papandreou was com- mitted during his election campaigns in 1963 – 64 to a more independent...

.... While evaluating the effects of Cyprus’s EU accession on Greek foreign policy — and, by implication, on Greek-Turkish and EU-Turkish relations — in this essay, I expose disingenuous (and immoral) features of current Cyprus- related mythology by crystallizing cardinal facts regarding the legally...

... (summer 1996): 52–9. See also J. M. van Dyke, “The Aegean Sea Dispute: Options and Avenues,” Marine Policy 20, no. 5 (1996): 397–440. 39. See the official opinion of the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs at httpzeus.hri.org/MFA/ foreign/bilateral/aegean.htm. 80 Mediterranean Quarterly: Winter 2002...

... of Athens today, where hun- dreds of unemployed people wander around a ghost metropolis with no pur- 12. For the empirical and theoretical dimensions and the arising repercussions in the eastern Med- iterranean by the Russian attempts to approach Greece, see A. Tziampiris, “Greek Foreign Policy...

... essential to the country’s prosperity. Moreover, Greek dependence on Arab oil did not allow much flexibility in foreign policy. Probably the most decisive factor was the need to enlist Arab support in the UN on the Cyprus issue. This was an interest which...

... Idea), the liberation and unification of all Hellenes, dominated Greek foreign policy for nearly one hundred years. Psomiades then describes how, following World War I, Turkish resistance to the Great Idea formed around a superb nationalist leader, Mustafa...

... of which were still within Ottoman territory. This Great Idea (Megali Idea), the liberation and unification of all Hellenes, dominated Greek foreign policy for nearly one hundred years. Psomiades then describes how, following World War I, Turkish resistance...

... Idea), the liberation and unification of all Hellenes, dominated Greek foreign policy for nearly one hundred years. Psomiades then describes how, following World War I, Turkish resistance to the Great Idea formed around a superb nationalist leader, Mustafa...

... by Christodoulos Yiallourides and Panayotis Tsakonas. This book is divided thematically into four broad sections: political culture and for- eign affairs, strategy and foreign policy, specific issues, and systemic factors. All of the contributions are by ethnically Greek academics, save the foreword by Ian O...