...Dimitrios Tsiotas; Dimitris Kallioras Corresponding author. Department of Regional and Economic Development, School of Applied Economics and Social Sciences, Agricultural University of Athens, Nea Poli, 33100 Amfissa, Greece. E-mail: [email protected] 4 07 2023 17 12 2024 21 12 2024 ©...

.../by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. ABSTRACT This article examines the 2011 European Court of Human Rights judgment in MSS v. Belgium and Greece, which held that transferring an asylum applicant...

...Hatim Rachdi state digital media glitchy transnationalism Greece queer migration As I woke up, my phone was flooded with deleted WhatsApp messages, and a voice message from Tilila, a Moroccan trans migrant ¹ in Athens in her fifties. In her sole undeleted message, Tilila vented her...

... University of Thessaloniki. The Lab serves as the reference laboratory for fungal diseases in Northern Greece and the isolates were mainly from eight tertiary regional hospitals, from 89 patients and one oximeter (Table  1 ). MICs for various antifungal drugs were measured using both commercial and reference...

... confirmed the specific distinctness of A. grabusana, A. xanthostoma, Albinaria amalthea, and A. candida. admixture double-digest restriction site-associated DNA Greece isolation by distance land snails Mediterranean systematics Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft...

...Helen Xanthaki Greece has undergone a monumental transformation in its approach to lawmaking. Although one would not perhaps look instinctively at the jurisdiction as a model for better regulation and better legislation, the radical reform introduced by the concept and the Law on the executive...

... epistaxis neurology psychiatry confusion delirium history ancient Greece Viral haemorrhagic fevers (VHF) are represented by a group of RNA virus infections that are high infectious, febrile in nature with multiple organ involvement that can induce bleeding and death. These include the order...

... at a healthcare facility inside Moria refugee camp on the island of Lesvos, Greece, during the winter and summer seasons of 2019. Methods This is a retrospective analysis of routinely, prospectively collected service data from the main acute healthcare facility inside Moria camp. Results Of a total...

... ) but also increasingly important resources for managing debt and integral to broader financialization processes. Finally, differing from much previous work that has centered on advanced capitalist countries with a long history of consumer credit, I focus on Greece and Turkey, where consumer credit...

... were inextricably integrated into ancient conceptions of the human uterus across the classical world, including in the production of the Italic votives in question. Uterus womb votives anatomy animals Ancient Greece and Rome Italy cotyledons dissection The central regions of the Italian...

... refugee in Greece who decided to return to his home country in the face of severe illness. I ask what his illness and treatment in Greece, and ultimately his return to Sudan, reveal about protection regimes: as he sought care, respite from pain, and a good—or at least dignified—death. His return enabled...

... of their youth programmes, Alex. As someone who had been working with displaced youth in various settings in Greece for many years, Alex was able to provide valuable insight into not only their educational experiences in the case study workshops, but also how their lives outside the spaces impacted them. All...

...Manos Moschopoulos A significant part of this literature focuses on refugees’ access to healthcare, which is indicative of the situation overall. Following years of austerity, Greece’s healthcare system was already weak in 2015 and service provision was fragmented among a disconnected set of state...

.../pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Pausanias historical traveller geographer ancient Greece Roman Empire ‘From here the high road to Delphi becomes both steeper and more difficult for the walker. Many and different are the stories told about Delphi, and even more...

... lethal pandemic in contemporary history. Exceptionally high mortality levels were also found in Hermoupolis during the 1918 pandemic, for which very limited work is available in Greece due to the lack of population statistics. Mortality increased within every age group while the W-shaped curve...

... would survive better as they should be able to gain easier and more rapid access to insular resources, thus dominating intraspecific competition. The Cyclades island group (Aegean Sea, Greece) contains hundreds of islands ranging in size from large islands like Naxos (440 km²), to rocky...

... rates in Greece are the highest recorded among OECD countries, but the historical and life-course evolution of smoking patterns is largely unknown. The present paper addresses this gap. Methods We produce nationally representative life-course trajectories of smoking and related mortality of eight...

..., and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract In 1980, the first formal association of mental patients, their relatives, and mental health professionals was founded in Athens, Greece. The Motion for the Rights of the “Mentally Ill” proposed a total restructuring of mental...

... investigate consumers’ attitude and behavior and estimate their willingness to pay (WTP) a premium for three products that vary on a between-subjects basis, direct or indirect consumption of insects. The data were collected through an online questionnaire of 451 consumers in Greece and WTP was elicited using...

...Evi Sachini; Lois Labrianidis; Konstantinos Sioumalas-Christodoulou; Charalampos Chrysomallidis; Galatios Siganos; Agathi Belouli; Nikolaos Karampekios COVID-19 science researchers survey policy Greece The rapidity and the lethality of the pandemic has thrown into question a great number...