Political scientist · Athens

Lamprini Rori

Associate Professor in Political Analysis
Department of Political Science and Public Administration
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

Research on political violence and extremism, the far right and the far left, elections and party change, and the emotional and informational roots of political behaviour in Europe, with a focus on Greece.

Lamprini Rori
Now
Associate Professor in Political Analysis, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, since 2026. Visiting Fellow, Department of Politics and International Relations, University of Oxford (2025).
Leading
Principal Investigator of Greek-American Relations from the Past to the Future: A Political and Social Journey, 1974–2025, funded by the Onassis Foundation (2025–2026).
Research areas
Political violence Far right & far left Elections & parties Emotions & misinformation Hate speech Greek–American relations
Publishes in
English, French and Greek

About

Education, career and background.

Lamprini Rori is Associate Professor in Political Analysis at the Department of Political Science and Public Administration of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Her work examines political violence and extremism, the far right and the far left in Europe, elections, campaigns and party change, and the role of emotions and misinformation in political behaviour, with Greece as her main case.

She holds a PhD in Political Science from Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (2015), awarded with the highest honours and the unanimous congratulations of the jury, an MA in Political and Social Communication from the same university, an MA in Political Sociology and Public Policy from Sciences Po Paris, and a BA in International and European Studies from the University of Macedonia. Her doctoral dissertation examined how the professionalisation of political communication changed the organisation of socialist parties in Europe between the mid-1970s and 2012.

Before joining the University of Athens in 2021, she was a tenured Lecturer in Politics at the University of Exeter, Jean Monnet Fellow at the European University Institute, Early Career Fellow of the British School at Athens, A.G. Leventis Fellow in Modern Greek Studies at St Antony's College, Oxford, and Marie Curie Intra-European Fellow at Bournemouth University, where she led the project “Social media and resurgent ethno-nationalism in Greece”. In 2025 she was Visiting Fellow at the Department of Politics and International Relations of the University of Oxford.

She is a member of the ECPR Steering Committee on Political Violence, of the Board of the Greek Political Science Association and of the Editorial Board of the Greek Social Sciences Review. Before academia she worked in political communication, in the French private sector (Agence Verte, Paris) and as an advisor to Greek government ministers.

Education

  • 2015PhD in Political ScienceUniversité Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne · Très honorable avec les félicitations du jury à l'unanimité
  • 2004MA in Political and Social CommunicationUniversité Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
  • 2002MA in Political Sociology and Public PolicySciences Po Paris
  • 2000BA in International and European, Economic and Political Studies, with distinctionUniversity of Macedonia, Thessaloniki

Academic positions

  • 2026–Associate Professor in Political AnalysisNational and Kapodistrian University of Athens
  • 2025Visiting FellowDepartment of Politics and International Relations, University of Oxford
  • 2021–2025Assistant Professor in Political Analysis, tenured 2025National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
  • 2020–2021Jean Monnet Fellow, then Visiting FellowRobert Schuman Centre, European University Institute
  • 2018–2021Lecturer in Politics (tenured)University of Exeter
  • 2018–2019Early Career FellowBritish School at Athens
  • 2016–2017A.G. Leventis Fellow in Modern Greek StudiesSt Antony's College, University of Oxford
  • 2015–2017Marie Curie Intra-European FellowBournemouth University

Research

Themes and funded projects.

Themes

  • Political violence and extremismOrganised and low-intensity violence by the far right and the far left in Greece since 1974, its emotional roots and its electoral consequences.
  • The far right and the far left in EuropeParty organisation, local activism, diffusion and the voters of the European far right; the transformation of radical left parties in Southern Europe.
  • Elections, parties and campaignsGreek elections since 2012, party change after defeat, and the professionalisation of political communication in European socialist parties.
  • Emotions, misinformation and political psychologyRessentiment and support for violent politics; news avoidance, misinformation susceptibility and affective polarisation.
  • Online hate speech and hate crimeCross-disciplinary work with computational linguists linking online xenophobia to offline hate crime and political violence.
  • Greek–American relations and the diasporaAnti-Americanism and Americanophilia in Greek society since 1974, and the political engagement of the Greek-American diaspora.

Databases and tools

  • 2008–19
    PVGR: Political Violence in Greece database
    2,429 violent incidents by far-right and far-left actors in Greece between 2008 and 2019, coded from 94 national and local media sources: attacks on human and material targets, from low-intensity violence to terrorism, with perpetrators, targets, location and escalation (with Vasiliki Georgiadou and Costas Roumanias) · GreeSE Paper 167
  • 2024
    EU&I 2024 Voting Advice Application
    Coordinator of the Greek team · European University Institute · euandi.eu
  • 2023
    What2vote.gr Voting Advice Application
    Coordinator · Friedrich Ebert Stiftung · Greek parliamentary elections of 2023 · what2vote.gr

Current projects

  • 2025–26
    Greek-American Relations from the Past to the Future: A Political and Social Journey, 1974–2025PI
    Onassis Foundation
  • 2026
    Resort Capitalism or Smallholder Tourism? How Land Distribution Still Shapes the Politics of Place in Advanced EconomiesCo-I
    HOC Research Fund
  • 2025
    DYNDISC: Dynamics of DiscriminationCo-I
    European University Institute, Widening Programme
  • 2025
    Survey on political violence in GreecePI
    Friedrich Ebert Stiftung

Completed projects

  • 2025
    The Role of the Greek-American Diaspora in the Transformation of the Greek Public Sphere towards the USA, 1974–2024Co-I
    Hellenic Ministry of Foreign Affairs
  • 2024–25
    From Anti-Americanism to Americanophilia: The US on the Kaleidoscope of Greek Society, 1974–2024PI
    A.C. Laskaridis Charitable Foundation
  • 2023–25
    OnE-Offence: From Online Emotions to Offline Political ViolencePI
    Hellenic Foundation for Research and Innovation (HFRI)
  • 2023–25
    DeMoLiSH: Detecting, Monitoring and Linking Online Hate Speech to Offline Hate CrimesCo-I
    Hellenic Foundation for Research and Innovation (HFRI) · demolish.gr
  • 2023
    Misinformation and Affective Polarisation in Political BehaviourPI
    Onassis Foundation
  • 2022
    Needs, Aspirations and Attitudes of Young GreeksCo-I
    diaNEOsis · Greek Politics Specialist Group
  • 2021
    Violent Extremism and RadicalisationCo-I
    European Union · Centre for Security Studies, Greece
  • 2018–19
    Low-Intensity Violence in Crisis-Ridden Greece: Evidence from the Radical Right and the Radical LeftPI
    Hellenic Observatory, London School of Economics · Project page
  • 2018
    Immigration stances and policies in GreeceCo-I
    diaNEOsis · Greek Politics Specialist Group
  • 2017
    Greek Diaspora ProjectCo-I
    diaNEOsis · SEESOX, University of Oxford
  • 2015–17
    Social Media and Resurgent Ethno-Nationalism in GreeceFellow
    EU Marie Curie Intra-European Fellowship · Bournemouth University
  • 2014–15
    The Collective Action of Indignant Citizens in Greece: Causes, Content, Agency and Implications for Policy MakersResearcher
    EU Framework Programme “Aristeia”
  • 2012–15
    Designing and Operating an Infrastructure for the Empirical Inquiry of Political and Social Radicalism in GreeceResearcher
    EU Lifelong Learning Programme

Publications

Journal articles, book chapters, and reports and commentary.

  • 2026
    The authoritarian and populist background of the far-right vote in the post-crisis Greece
    Georgiadou V., Rori L., Seriatos A.
    European Politics and Society
  • 2026
    Examining the implications of different news avoidance practices during elections in Greece and Brazil
    Kalogeropoulos A., Mont'alverne C., Rossini P., Rori L.
    Information, Communication & Society
  • 2026
    Hate speech and hate crime: A cross-disciplinary analysis of xenophobia in Greece
    Gavriilidou M., Georgiadou V., Rori L., Pontiki M.
    Proceedings of the 3rd Workshop on Natural Language Processing for Political Sciences (PoliticalNLP 2026) at LREC 2026, 139–148. European Language Resources Association
  • 2025
    Ressentiment and discontent: orientations and emotional roots of violence in times of crisis
    Capelos T., Rori L., Georgiadou V.
    European Politics and Society
  • 2025
    The 2023 Greek parliamentary elections: extreme multipartyism with one dominant party
    Rori L.
    West European Politics, 1–17
  • 2025
    Critical junctures and party innovation: the transformation of radical left parties in Greece, Portugal and Spain
    Gomez R., Ramiro L., Rori L.
    South European Society and Politics, 1–26
  • 2025
    Hate speech in times of crises: A cross-disciplinary analysis of online xenophobia in Greece
    Pontiki M., Georgiadou V., Rori L., Gavriilidou M.
    Proceedings of the 9th Workshop on Online Abuse and Harms (WOAH), 241–253. Association for Computational Linguistics, Vienna
  • 2022
    Political violence in crisis-ridden Greece: Evidence from the far right and the far left
    Rori L., Georgiadou V., Roumanias C.
    Journal of Modern Greek Studies, 40(1), 1–37
  • 2022
    Aspects of political violence in Greece
    Georgiadou V., Rori L.
    Journal of Modern Greek Studies, 40(1), vii–xiii
  • 2022
    Far-right domino: Towards an integrated theory of political contagion
    Roumanias C., Rori L., Georgiadou V.
    Electoral Studies, 76
  • 2021
    “Social media help me distinguish between truth and lies”: News consumption in a low-trust and highly disrupted media landscape of Greece
    Kalogeropoulos A., Rori L., Dimitrakopoulou D.
    South European Society and Politics, 26(1), 109–132
  • 2020
    The 2019 Greek parliamentary election: Retour à la normale
    Rori L.
    West European Politics, 43(4), 1023–1037
  • 2018
    Mapping the European far right in the 21st century: A meso-level analysis
    Georgiadou V., Rori L., Roumanias C.
    Electoral Studies, 54, 103–115
  • 2016
    The 2015 Greek parliamentary elections: From great expectations to no expectations
    Rori L.
    West European Politics, 39(6), 1323–1343
  • 2016
    From dusk to dawn: Local party organization and party success of right-wing extremism
    Dinas E., Georgiadou V., Konstantinidis I., Rori L.
    Party Politics, 22(1), 80–92
  • 2016
    L'ambition sans remords : SYRIZA et l'exercice du pouvoir
    Rori L.
    Pôle Sud, 45(2), 85–118
  • 2015
    Les élections législatives grecques de 2015 : alterner et punir
    Rori L.
    Pôle Sud, 43(2), 137–152
  • 2015
    De la contestation au pouvoir : les ressorts de l'ascension électorale de SYRIZA
    Rori L.
    Savoir/Agir, 32, 61–71
  • 2013
    The 2012 Greek parliamentary elections: Fear and loathing in the polls
    Dinas E., Rori L.
    West European Politics, 36(1), 270–282
  • 2012
    Les élections législatives grecques de 2012 : des élections à hauts risques
    Rori L., Dinas E.
    Pôle Sud, 37(2), 173–183
  • 2012
    Sinistra e destra in Grecia dal XX al XXI secolo
    Marantzidis N., Rori L.
    Memoria e Ricerca, 41, 69–83
  • 2010
    Changing objectives, shifting alliances: The Greek Communist Party and party competition in the Greek Third Republic
    Marantzidis N., Rori L.
    Science and Society, 95–121
  • 2008
    Party politics and campaign strategies: Policy making and organizational changes of the Greek socialist party during the 2004 electoral campaign
    Rori L.
    Journal of Political Marketing, 7(3–4), 295–322
  • 2008
    Life after death: Managing the defeat in the leadership strategy of PASOK (2004–2007)
    Rori L.
    Science and Society, 19, 191–203
  • 2005
    Crises et conflits dans les relations gréco-turques des années 1974–2000 : l'attitude des socialistes grecs
    Rori L.
    Cahiers de la Méditerranée, 71(2)
  • 2026
    PASOKForthcoming
    Rori L.
    In G. Moschonas & E. Hatzivasiliou (eds), Third Republic: The First Years, 1974–1992. Parties and Elections. Athens: Hellenic Parliament Foundation for Parliamentarism and Democracy
  • 2026
    Greece: The party in the streetsForthcoming
    Rori L., Froio C.
    In P.C. Gattinara, C. Froio & A. Pirro (eds), Protest of the Far Right. Oxford: Oxford University Press
  • 2026
    Hate speech in social media during the late period of the Third Hellenic Republic
    Georgiadou V., Rori L., Pontiki M., Gavriilidou M.
    In V. Georgiadou, C. Koulouri, V. Kountouri & N. Souliotis (eds), Third Hellenic Republic: A Half-Century of Course and Challenges. Athens: Alexandria
  • 2026
    1974–2024. 50 years since Metapolitefsi: Attempts to reapproach and assessForthcoming
    Karamouzi E., Rori L.
    In S. Zouboulakis (ed.), The Political and Cultural Metapolitefsi. Athens: National Library of Greece
  • 2025
    Political violence in crisis-ridden Greece
    Rori L.
    In K. Kostis & S. Rizas (eds), Histories of the Metapolitefsi. Athens: Patakis, 188–212
  • 2024
    Russophilia in the Greek party system, 2009–2023
    Rori L., Georgiadou V.
    In P. Manoli (ed.), Contemporary Russia and the Greek-Russian Relations. Athens: Gutenberg, 248–270
  • 2024
    Political violence in the Third Greek Republic
    Rori L.
    In V. Panagiotopoulos, G. Voulgaris & S. Rizas (eds), 50 Years of Democracy: What Changed? How Much Have We Changed? To Vima stin Istoria, issue 7
  • 2023
    Far left organized violence in Greece: The second generation
    Rori L., Georgiadou V.
    In P. Zúquete (ed.), The Palgrave Handbook of Left-Wing Extremism. Palgrave Macmillan, 223–246
  • 2022
    The far right in the post-Memorandum era: Voting motivations, availability, and implicit dynamics
    Georgiadou V., Rori L.
    In V. Aranitou et al. (eds), The Electoral Behavior of the Greeks. Athens: Gutenberg
  • 2021
    From “black sheep of the Eurozone” to “European shield”: Ten years of crisis politics in Greece
    Rori L.
    In C. Spanou (ed.), Crisis, Reform and the Way Forward in Greece: A Turbulent Decade. Palgrave Macmillan, 64–82
  • 2020
    Estimating the far right vote with aggregate data
    Georgiadou V., Rori L., Roumanias C.
    In J. Busher, G. Macklin, A. Winter & S. Ashe (eds), Researching the Far Right: Theory, Method and Practice. Routledge, Fascism and the Far Right series
  • 2017
    Understanding online political networks: The case of the far right and the far left in Greece
    Agathangelou P., Katakis I., Rori L., Gunopoulos D., Richards B.
    In G.L. Ciampaglia, A. Mashhadi & T. Yasseri (eds), Social Informatics: 9th International Conference Proceedings. LNCS 10539, 162–177
  • 2015
    Party funding and changes in party competition
    Rori L.
    In N.G. Georgarakis & N. Demertzis (eds), The Political Portrait of Greece: Crisis and the Deconstruction of the Political. Athens: Gutenberg/EKKE, 188–205
  • 2015
    Aurora por ley: Una explicación del éxito del apoyo a la extrema derecha durante la crisis griega
    Dinas E., Rori L.
    In I. Martín & I. Tirado (eds), Grecia: Aspectos políticos y jurídico-económicos de la crisis. Madrid: Centro de Estudios Políticos y Constitucionales, 61–77
  • 2013
    Economic crisis, social and political impact: The new right-wing extremism in Greece
    Georgiadou V., Rori L.
    In J. Pastor & N. Rojas Pedemonte (eds), Anuari del Conflicte Social, 322–339
  • 2011
    L'évolution électorale et politique des partis communistes en Europe, 1976–2009
    Marantzidis N., Rori L.
    In S. Courtois (ed.), Sortir du communisme, changer d'époque : Après la chute du mur. Paris: PUF & Fondation pour l'innovation politique, 555–575
  • 2011
    Political communication as a factor of presidentialization of Greek political parties: The cases of ND and PASOK in the 2000–2009 political campaigns
    Rori L.
    In K. Zoras, A. Panagiotarea, D. Potamianos & M. Spourdalakis (eds), Democracy and the Media. Athens: Livanis, 97–116
  • 2009
    New characteristics in party organizations: Organizational change after electoral defeat. The cases of the French and the Greek socialist parties
    Rori L.
    In I. Konstantinidis, N. Marantzidis & T. Pappas (eds), Parties and Politics in Greece: Contemporary Evolutions. Athens: Kritiki, 149–180
  • 2008
    The memory of the 1940s in PASOK's political discourse
    Rori L.
    In R.V. Bouschoten, T. Vervenioti, E. Voutyra, V. Dalkavoukis & K. Mpada (eds), Memory and Oblivion of the Greek Civil War. Thessaloniki: Epikentro, 293–309
  • 2022–26
    Freedom in the World: Greece
    Country expert for Greece, annual reports 2022–2026
    Freedom House
  • 2025
    The Greek-American diaspora as an actor in Greek-American relations
    Karamouzi E., Rori L., Kalantzi F.
    Policy report for the General Secretariat for Greeks Abroad and Public Diplomacy, Hellenic Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The American College of Greece Research Center
  • 2025
    Malaise, distrust and inequalities: Aspects of social fragmentation
    Rori L.
    Heinrich Böll Stiftung, Greece
  • 2024
    The Greek party landscape in 2023
    Rori L., Georgiadou V., Sotiropoulos D.A., Teperoglou E., Tsatsanis M., Tsirbas Y.
    Friedrich Ebert Stiftung
  • 2023
    The negative emotion at the edges of the political spectrum
    Rori L.
    iMEdD Lab, thematic section on the 2023 parliamentary elections
  • 2023
    Who votes for the far right in Greece?
    Georgiadou V., Rori L.
    EUROPP, London School of Economics
  • 2023
    The June 25th elections and the complex mosaic of the far right
    Rori L., Georgiadou V.
    Heinrich Böll Stiftung, Greece
  • 2022
    The Greek political landscape 2019–2021
    Dinas E., Eleftheriou C., Katsanidou A., Kordas G., Krowel A., Kutiyski J., Lefkofridi Z., Rori L., Teperoglou E.
    Friedrich Ebert Stiftung
  • 2022
    Political violence in Greece through the PVGR database: Evidence from the radical right and the radical left
    Rori L., Georgiadou V., Roumanias C.
    GreeSE Paper 167, Hellenic Observatory, London School of Economics
  • 2022
    Youth and the EU: Attitudes, determinant factors and intergenerational dynamics
    Karyotis G., Lamprinakou C., Makropoulos J., Tsagroni V., Rori L., Skeparis D.
    diaNEOsis report
  • 2019
    Is the resurgence of Europe's far right a cultural or an economic phenomenon?
    Georgiadou V., Rori L., Roumanias C.
    EUROPP, London School of Economics
  • 2019
    Low-intensity violence in crisis-ridden Greece: Evidence from the far right and the far left
    Georgiadou V., Rori L.
    Policy brief, Hellenic Observatory research programme, London School of Economics

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Teaching

Undergraduate and graduate courses, intensive seminars and doctoral supervision.

Undergraduate

  • Introduction to Political Science
  • Comparative Politics
  • Political Sociology I: parties, cleavages, party systems
  • Political Sociology II: political participation, social movements, interest groups
  • Political Culture and Socialisation
  • Political Violence
  • Political Psychology of the Masses
  • The Research Toolkit in Politics and International Relations
  • Research in Politics
  • History of Political Thought

Graduate

  • Political Sociology and Political Psychology
  • Comparative Electoral Behaviour

Intensive seminars

  • Researching Violence in Social Movements
  • Young Citizens and the Constitution
  • Political Violence

Doctoral supervision

She supervises and sits on supervision committees for doctoral research at the University of Athens and Panteion University on party politics, the far right, political violence and radicalisation, and regularly serves as examiner in PhD vivas. She coordinates the PhD Candidates Seminar of her department and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (UK).

Talks

Over 150 presentations at international conferences, invited lectures and public events. A selection from recent years.

Lamprini Rori delivering the McWhinney Memorial Lecture at Simon Fraser University
Delivering the 10th Edward and Emily McWhinney Memorial Lecture, Stavros Niarchos Foundation Centre for Hellenic Studies, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, March 2026.
  • 2026
    Crisis, extremism and democratic resilience: Evidence on political violence in Greece
    10th Edward and Emily McWhinney Memorial Lecture · Stavros Niarchos Foundation Centre for Hellenic Studies, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver
  • 2026
    Landholding inequality and the political economy of place
    DPIR Politics Research Colloquium, Oxford · Hellenic Observatory Research Seminar, LSE · LSE–UCL Land Politics Seminar · PSA Annual Conference, Oxford · EPSA Annual Conference, Belfast (with Kira Gartzou-Katsouyanni)
  • 2026
    Do local responses to the far right work?
    CIVIS Open Lab workshop on responses to the extreme right, Universität Tübingen
  • 2026
    Information wars in Europe and the Mediterranean: Challenges and responses
    Panel of the European Dialogues, Festival of Philosophy 2026, Institut français de Grèce, at the University of Athens · Watch the panel
  • 2026
    Beyond fear: Ressentiment and the emotional roots of anti-democratic politics
    Discussant, Paris Arnopoulos Lecture, Canadian Institute in Greece, Athens
  • 2026
    Navigating misinformation and the future of democratic resilience · Divisions, crisis and elections: Power shifts in the new political landscape
    Panels at the XI Delphi Economic Forum, Delphi
  • 2026
    The United States in the kaleidoscope of Greek society and politics, 1974–2024
    Symposium “Political Lessons from Greece: A Case of Unlikely Democratic Resilience”, University of Glasgow and the Greek Politics Specialist Group (with Eirini Karamouzi) · Policy brief
  • 2025
    Organized political violence in Greece: Comparing the far right and the far left
    All Souls College, University of Oxford
  • 2025
    From anti-Americanism to Americanophilia: The US in the kaleidoscope of Greek society
    European Studies Centre, University of Oxford · Watch the talk (SEESOX) · also at the X Delphi Economic Forum (with Eirini Karamouzi)
  • 2025
    Online hate speech, emotions and political violence
    Six papers at the ECPR General Conference, Thessaloniki, on hate speech and hate crime, online emotions and far-left violence, the far right across eight European countries, and landholding inequality
  • 2025
    The Greek-American diaspora: Political engagement and transnational influence, 1974–2024
    British School at Athens
  • 2024
    The USA in Greek party politics
    28th Modern Greek Studies Association Symposium, Princeton University
  • 2024
    Organised political violence in Greece, 2003–2019: Comparing the far right and the far left
    30th International Conference of Europeanists, Lyon
  • 2023
    Tough or tender? Which political orientations explain support for extreme and violent politics?
    ECPR General Conference, Prague · PSA Political Psychology Conference, UK
  • 2023
    Political violence in crisis-ridden Greece
    Lecture in “Synantiseis”, the Alpha Bank Historical Archive lecture series on the history of the Metapolitefsi, Athens · Watch the lecture (in Greek)
  • 2021
    The landscape of political violence in crisis-ridden Greece
    Seminar of the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence, University of Manchester · Watch the seminar

Media

Podcasts, documentaries and public commentary.

Lamprini Rori speaking on a panel at the Delphi Economic Forum
On stage at the X Delphi Economic Forum, April 2025.

Regular commentary on Greek politics in Kathimerini, To Vima, Ta Nea, Lifo, ERT and Skai, and expert comment for Reuters, Bloomberg, the Financial Times, The Guardian, The Washington Post, Politico, Libération, Sky News, CNN, France Culture, Courrier international, Balkan Insight, L'Orient-Le Jour and Marianne. Election commentary for The Agora (MacroPolis) and The Greek Current (Hellenic American Leadership Council and Kathimerini).

Selected press

Podcasts

Video, public events and curation

Service

Editorial work, boards and committees, academic organisation.

Editorial

  • 2023–Editorial Board, Greek Social Sciences Review
  • 2022Guest editor, special section on political violence in Greece, Journal of Modern Greek Studies 40(1), with Vasiliki Georgiadou

Boards and committees

  • 2022–26Country expert for Greece, Freedom in the World report, Freedom House
  • 2023–ECPR Steering Committee on Political Violence
  • 2023–Board, Greek Political Science Association
  • 2024–26Greek Representative, Council of Europe Platform on Ethics, Transparency and Integrity in Education (ETINED)
  • 2021–25Scientific Council, National Council for Research, Technology and Innovation, Greece, contributor for political science (2021–2023 and 2024–2025)
  • 2017–23Executive Committee and Press Officer, Greek Politics Specialist Group, UK Political Studies Association
  • 2018–21Centre for Elections, Media and Participation and Centre for European Governance, University of Exeter

Convening and organising

  • 2025–Co-coordinator, Political Analysis Seminar Series, University of Athens
  • 2025Scientific and Organising Committee, 12th Conference of the Hellenic Political Science Association
  • 2025Organiser and co-chair, ECPR General Conference panel on online hate speech and political violence, Thessaloniki
  • 2022Organising Committee, annual conference of the International Society for Political Psychology, Athens
  • 2019–Convenor, Seminar Series on Modern Greek Studies, British School at Athens, with Eirini Karamouzi
  • 2017–19Workshop convenor: right-wing and left-wing radicalisation (St Antony's College, Oxford), social movement studies (Panteion University), Greek social movements past and present (Deree College), and the political participation of the Greek diaspora (Onassis Cultural Centre)

Reviewer

European Journal of Political Research, Political Behavior, Party Politics, Electoral Studies, Journal of Elections, Public Opinion and Parties, Journal of Common Market Studies, Political Psychology, Government and Opposition, South European Society and Politics, European Politics and Society, Social Movement Studies, Journal of Modern Greek Studies, among others; Oxford University Press and Palgrave Macmillan.

Contact

Enquiries from students, journalists and colleagues are welcome.

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Department of Political Science and Public Administration
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Themistokleous 6, 106 78 Athens, Greece

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