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Electronic Conference Proceedings 2016

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Electronic Conference Proceedings of ICCONSS 2016

Issue 1: Greek Economy

Paper No	Title	Author
1.1	Interpreting the Regional Problem or Interpreting the crisis? A critical economic geography perspective on uneven regional development in Greece	Drakaki E. (University of Crete) and Kourliouros E. (University of Patras)
1.2	On social status, cultural orientation and wellbeing: a comparison across Greek regions	Kafetsios K. (University of Crete) and Karaolanis S. (University of Crete)
1.3	Public Sector e-Recruitment practices in Greece: The case of the Supreme Council for Civil Personnel Selection (ASEP) website	Vyzirgiannakis D. (University of Crete)

Issue 2: Eurozone, Crisis and Austerity Measures

Paper No	Title	Author
2.1	Crisis and austerity: The disintegration of the welfare state	Milios J. (National Technical University of Athens), Lapatsioras S. (University of Crete) and Sotiropoulos D.P. (The Open University Business School)
2.2	Assessing the impact of austerity in the Greek economy: A sectoral balances approach	Koratzanis N. (Labour Institute INE GSEE) and Pierros C. (Labour Institute INE GSEE)
2.3	Eurozone’s leader and its followers: Are their markets integrated enough?	Giannellis N. (University of Crete) and Koukouritakis M. (University of Crete)

Issue 3: Education and Crisis

Paper No	Title	Author
3.1	An investigation of the effect of economic crisis (2008-2014) in the field of Special Education in Greece, through the perspective of Special Education teachers- a qualitative research	Skordi S. (Panteion University of Political and Social Sciences)
3.2	International Organizations of Educational Planning, Government Policies and School Management and Leadership: An awkward relation	Argyropoulou E. (University of Crete)
3.3	Teaching Microeconomics after the global financial crisis	Zouboulakis M. (University of Thessaly)
3.4	Some Effects of the Economic Crisis on Shadow Education in Greece	Liodaki N. (University of Crete) and Liodakis N. (Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada)

Issue 4: Youth and the Crisis

Paper No	Title	Author
4.1	The return to work policies in a time of crisis: a comparison between Germany and France	Reysz J. (University of Grenoble-Alples, CREG)
4.2	Adverse childhood experiences and trauma informed care: the future of health and human services	Oral R. (University of Iowa)
4.3	Social values, transparency and the Greek educational system in the era of the crisis. Attitudes of Greek university students.	Kyridis A. (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), Papadakis N. (University of Crete) Tourtouras C. (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), and Lytrivi I. (University of Crete)

Issue 5: Theoretical Debates in Social Sciences

Paper No	Title	Author
5.1	Adam Smith and the Scottish Enlightment: Method, Theory and History	Manioudis M. (University of Crete)
5.2	Rethinking paradigms: Mainstream responses to the crisis and change	Tzotzes S. (University of Crete)
5.3	Mathematics and Formalism in Economic Discourse: A Potted History With Some Partial Explanation	Milonakis D. (University of Crete)
5.4	Still the queens of social sciences? Economists as “public intellectuals” in/after the crisis	Puehringer S. (Johannes Kepler University of Linz)

Issue 6: Politics and Crisis

Paper No	Title	Author
6.1	Direct Democracy in the Era of Crisis: The Politics of the “Squares Movement”	Souzas N. (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens) and Iliopoulos Ch. (Loughborough Unversity)
6.2	Political means and Political Liberalism as "Basic Law": A Developed Reminder Suited to the Crisis	Kioukias D. (Hellenic Open University)
6.3	The politics of ‘autonomy’: Greek university students (dis)avowing clientelism and negotiating party relations	Doukakarou M. (University of the Aegean)
6.4	Greek political elites and political discourse in the era of crisis:between populism and "elitism"	Karoulas G. (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens) and Poulakidakos S. (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens)

Issue 7: Critical Social Science

Paper No	Title	Author
7.1	From critical social psychology to critical community psychology: from one crisis to another?	Christinaki A. (University of Brighton)
7.2	Pimping Paradise? The neoliberalization of growth management in Florida with some implications for politics and conservation	Boda C.S. (Lund University)
7.3	Like Poets in Times of Dearth	Faran T. (Lund University, Sweden), O’Byrne D. (Lund University, Sweden)

Issue 8: Social Movements and Social Policy

Paper No	Title	Author
8.1	The ‘relocalization and prefigurative movements’ as networks of a broader global social movement against globalization: the construction of local alternatives to global capitalism	Psimitis M. (University of the Aegean)
8.2	Rethinking peace: obstacles and opportunities	Karasu M. (Ege University), Solak Ç. (Ege University), Tuzkaya F. (Ege University), Peker-Dural, H. (Ege University), et al.,
8.3	Language of Resistance: Social Movements and Online Artivist Projects	Oklay T. (University of Paris 8)
8.4	Social and Solidarity Economy and the Crisis: Policy challenges and opportunities	Adam S. (Independent researcher)
8.5	The «Social Economy» in the time of crisis	Vlasaki K. (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens)
8.6	An interdisciplinary Political Economy Approach for a transformative social Mobilization	Liodakis G. (Technical University of Crete)

Issue 9: Refugee Crisis

Paper No	Title	Author
9.1	Far-right blogging, migration and gender: discourses and aesthetics	Sioula-Georgoulea I. (Panteion University of Political and Social Sciences; National Centre for Social Research) and Afouxenidis A. (National Centre for Social Research)
9.2	Solidarity movements in Lesvos and the case of the refugees: The recent social context supported by the philosophic point of view	Papageorgiou D. (University of the Aegean) and Sergis N. (University of Ioannina)
9.3	Financial crisis and Greek imigration policy	Dimitrakopoulou F. (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens) and Kontis A. (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens)
9.4	The political and social implications of managing the refugee crisis: European and Greek responses	Tramountanis A. (National Centre for Social Research)

Faculty of Social Sciences

Keynote Speakers

Gary Dymski, Professor of Applied Economics, University of Leeds

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Electronic Conference Proceedings 2016