...Mary Bossis; Nikolaos Lampas Increased refugee flows in Greece have raised concerns in Greek society about the potential threat of refugee radicalization. This essay assesses that potential based on theoretical approaches. It finds that the living conditions in refugee camps as well as negative...

.... A noteworthy feature of this work is a presentation, through the author’s scholarship, of classic themes, including Oedipus and Sisyphus, albeit in the grim setting of Greece’s post–World War II island prison camps. I was reminded of verses of Sophocles (who wrote much about Oedipus and was familiar...

.... A noteworthy feature of this work is a presentation, through the author’s scholarship, of classic themes, including Oedipus and Sisyphus, albeit in the grim setting of Greece’s post–World War II island prison camps. I was reminded of verses of Sophocles (who wrote much about Oedipus and was familiar...

... to provide assurances and to allocate economic and military assistance to Egypt and Israel, to help bridge the gap between the positions of the two sides. Approximately $5 billion a year (the “Camp David dividend”) to Egypt and Israel help to sustain the accord to this day. In 1983, Secretary of State...

... in the previous two years. Passed under the pretext of public complaints, this measure implemented a devastating economic destruction policy against non-­ Muslim minorities through heavy taxation, confiscation of properties, and exile of members of these groups to work camps. The aim was to destroy...

.... The Promise of Oslo and the Disappointment of Camp David: The Rise and Fall of the PLA Under the Clinton administration’s auspices, the Israeli government and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) ended their thirty years of bel- ligerency and on 13 September 1993 signed...

... Miller For a short while, in midsummer 2000, hope emanated from the Israeli- Palestinian negotiations held in Camp David. Between 11 and 24 July 2000, under the auspices of President Clinton, Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Chairman Yasser Arafat met...

... was the intransigence of the Palestinian Authority on the repatriation of Palestin- ian refugees that brought an end to the peace negotiations at Camp David and Taba, which had held a promise for the settlement of the Palestinian- Israeli conflict. The Forces behind the Escalation of Violence If we look...

... their capacity to seriously endanger the Israeli state. As a result of its victory in 1967, Israel not only relieved itself of an exis- tential threat but also created the conditions for a new security arrangement with its neighbors. The Camp David Accords (1978) resulted in the transfer of control over...

... camps does require a territorial haven, and jihadist groups have continued to use such camps in the remote portions of northwestern Pakistan. The camps are useful in honing skill in the use of firearms, but this is not the skill most relevant to conducting most terrorist operations, including...

... a system of concentration camps to which at least 110,000 Croatians, Slovenians, and Montenegrins were deported.10 In the case of the Slovenians, nearly 8 percent of the entire population ended up in camps. Greeks were also subject to deportation, mostly to the camp at the Greek city of Larissa...

...: Fall 2009 Reviews  106 “Jewish problem” was tackled immediately with an efficiency lacking in other more vital concerns. Plans were instituted for the shipment of Jews to concentration camps...

...: Fall 2009 Reviews  106 “Jewish problem” was tackled immediately with an efficiency lacking in other more vital concerns. Plans were instituted for the shipment of Jews to concentration camps...

.... Children playing at a refugee camp Figure 8. Refugee camp in Strovolos 72  Mediterranean Quarterly: Winter 2014 2003 Figure 9. United Nations – sponsored negotiations for Annan Plan 3 in New...

... in other more vital concerns. Plans were instituted for the shipment of Jews to concentration camps in Poland. In Thessaloniki Jews lived in recognizable Jewish neighborhoods and spoke Greek with a Ladino accent. They were relatively easy to identify. In Athens and else- where in the south they were...

.../ prs/ps/2003/20062pf.htm, accessed 13 November 2003. 54 Mediterranean Quarterly: Spring 2004 The substantial foreign aid payments that the United States has made to Palestinian authorities subsequent to the Camp David, Oslo, and Wye River Accords also reflect sympathy for Palestinian goals...

..., and to the PLO, which will have to be associated with negotiations.”21 Much of the European plan comple- mented US president Jimmy Carter’s efforts at Camp David, specifically that “the representatives of the Palestinian people should participate in the negotiations on the resolution of the Palestinian...

... refugees of the 1948 and 1967 wars and their descendants. Defining the principles that would govern the drawing of these future borders was the effort that President Clinton undertook in the Camp David Richard Schifter, a lawyer by profession, has held senior foreign policy positions in the US...

... between the two states, and (2) resettling Palestinian refugees of the 1948 and 1967 wars and their descendants. Defining the principles that would govern the drawing of these future borders was the effort that President Clinton undertook in the Camp David Richard Schifter, a lawyer...

... in what the media identified as a Serb-­run detention camp. That image was quickly exploited to evoke the historical memory of abused prisoners in Nazi concentration camps. The reality involving the Bosnian prisoner and other inhabitants of the camp was less shocking and rather peculiar. Indeed...