How Crisis Changed Greeks’ Perspectives on Their Pasts

Modern Greek Studies Association 2
Saturday, January 9, 2016: 11:30 AM-1:30 PM
Grand Hall B (Hyatt Regency Atlanta, Lower Level 2)
Chair:
Antonis Liakos, University of Athens
Papers:
The Past That Isn’t Even Past: Revisiting the Transitions to Democracy in Greece and Spain in Times of Crisis
Kostis Kornetis, New York University
Athens in Crisis, Archaeologies in Reverse
Dimitris Plantzos, University of Athens
Economies of the Past: Culture, Democracy, and Heritage in the Age of Crisis
Despina Lalaki, New York University
Crisis, Culture, and Exoticism: The International Mobility of Greek Artists and Shifting Representations of History in the Years of the Crisis
Alexandros Efklidis, Greek National Opera
Inequality and Political Mobilization during Times of Crisis in the Periphery of Europe: Challenging Austerity, the “Other” and the National Self in the Case of Greece, 2008–12
Hara Kouki, European University Institute
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