[ΓΦ4500] Specific topics of Geography (5 ECTS credits)

Scenes of water | Water and the City | Water Flaneurs - Halandri

"A growing collection of interactive maps exploring water as a cultural resource at a time of climate change."

Hydro-Heritage Cities network that collaborates on adapting the know-how of the Urban Innovative Actions project Cultural H.ID.RA.N.T. in diverse local contexts. Building on Chalandri’s integrated, participatory approach, the network draws inspiration from the revitalisation of a still-functioning Roman aqueduct, which was re-integrated into urban life. Hydro-Heritage Cities aims to test and refine this model as a prototype for regenerating cultural heritage sites linked to water in a sustainable, community-driven way, while also addressing climate change challenges and strengthening citizens' sense of belonging and ownership.

Hydro-Heritage Cities network that collaborates on adapting the know-how of the Urban Innovative Actions project Cultural H.ID.RA.N.T. in diverse local contexts. Building on Chalandri’s integrated, participatory approach, the network draws inspiration from the revitalisation of a still-functioning Roman aqueduct, which was re-integrated into urban life. Hydro-Heritage Cities aims to test and refine this model as a prototype for regenerating cultural heritage sites linked to water in a sustainable, community-driven way, while also addressing climate change challenges and strengthening citizens' sense of belonging and ownership.

European Middle Class Mass Housing COST Action. "The short documentary presents a small selection of the interviews that have been conducted within the research program. It is a short and selective story of antiparochi that arises on the one hand through the personal and subjective views, narratives and memories of the ‘protagonists’ of the phenomenon and on the other hand through the views of antiparochi’s scholars, focusing on the case of Athens." (Prof. Th. Maloutas, [currently emeritus])

CHALKIAS Christos et al. (2016)

Coordinated by [now emeritus] Prof. Kostis Hadjimichalis, a team of scientists promotes the subject of Radical Geography to Greek academic and to general public, primarily through organizing seminars in Radical Geography and Political Economy with participation of university academics. Seminars are conducted in Greek but also in the (foreign) language of the guest from abroad. The videos of the edition 2021 which was on-line due to covid-19 pandemic restrictions, are availble on the FB account of "Radical Geography Notebooks". Here is the link of the FB account.

Some of the participants from abroad: David Harvey – CUNY New York, USA| Erik Swyngedouw - University of Manchester|

Coordinated by (now emeritus) Prof. Kostis Hadjimichalis, a team of scientists promotes the subject of Radical Geography to Greek academic and to general public, primarily through organizing seminars in Radical Geography and Political Economy with participation of university academics from Greece and abroad. Seminars are conducted in Greek but also in the (foreign) language of the guest from abroad. Here is the link to the specific webpage  http://radicalgeography.gr from where videos of the different editions are available (2013, 2014, 2015, 2018).

Some of the participants from abroad: David Harvey – CUNY New York, USA| Mike Edwards - UCL, UK |Nuria Benach - University of Barcelona, Spain | Camille Schmoll – Université Paris 7 Denis Diderot, France | Pelin Tan -  Mardin Artuklu University, Turkey| Richard Walker – University of California, Berkeley, USA|  Bernd Bellina – University of Frankfurt, Germany | Ray Hudson – University of Durham, UK| Eric Clark – Lund University, Sweden| 

INDIGO is an inter- and transdisciplinary project, which puts the discussion about shared land uses, land property and use rights within the interdisciplinary context of ownership regimes and the ‘governance of the Commons’. INDIGO partners jointly examine contemporary concepts of land use, ownership and the Commons and ways to govern them. 

The first issue of this journal was released in 1986, and until the vol. 17 Historicogeographica was diplayed only in printed version. From the vol. 16-17 (2018) the journal is now available on-line at the above mentioned link. Languages of the journal Greek, English. 

"Cefael est une bibliothèque numérique regroupant l'intégralité des ouvrages publiés par l'École française d'Athènes depuis 1877. C'est le premier portail de publications électroniques sur les études grecques : plus de 500 volumes, soit 250.000 pages. Cefael constitue un patrimoine scientifique de plus de 150 ans de recherches sur le monde grec, une somme de recherches produites dans la grande tradition de l'érudition réunissant plus de 1100 auteurs."

Depuis 1877, le Bulletin de correspondance hellénique rend compte de la recherche scientifique sur la Grèce ancienne, de la préhistoire à l’époque byzantine, dans les domaines de l’archéologie, de l’histoire et de l’épigraphie. Publié par l’École française d’Athènes, le Bulletin est semestriel. Les volumes 1877 à 2010 sont disponibles sur Persée.

Published since 1877 by the École française d’Athènes, BCH presents twice a year articles on Ancient Greece and Byzantine world, focused in archaeology, history and epigraphy. From 1877 to 2010, the journal is available online on Persée.

"Créé en 2019 par l’École française d’Athènes, le Bulletin de correspondance hellénique moderne et contemporain se veut le prolongement, pour les époques moderne et contemporaine, du Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Exclusivement électronique, transdisciplinaire et internationale, la revue, semestrielle, est consacrée à l’espace de la Méditerranée orientale et des Balkans, aire culturelle carrefour marquée par l’influence des empires byzantin, ottoman, vénitien mais aussi coloniaux." Disponible sur https://journals.openedition.org || Created in 2019 by the French School of Athens, the Bulletin de correspondance hellénique moderne et contemporain completes the Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Exclusively electronic and transdisciplinary, the journal publishes twice a year the results of research devoted to the Eastern Mediterranean and Balkan space, a cross-cultural area marked by the influence of Byzantine, Venetian and Ottoman but also colonial empires.

Depuis 1876, la Bibliothèque des Écoles françaises d’Athènes et de Rome (BEFAR) publie les thèses des membres (doctorat et habilitation à diriger des recherches) des deux institutions athénienne et romaine. || Since 1876, the collection "Library of the École française d’Athènes et de Rome (BEFAR) publishes the theses of the members (doctorates and ‘habilitation’ theses to supervise research) of the two Athenian and Roman institutions.

Founded in 1977 as the scientific journal of the Centre for Asia Minor Studies. NOT in open access. Displayed with chronological embargo.

(Fields: Greek archaeology, art, epigraphy, history, materials science, ethnography, and literature, from earliest prehistoric times onward. Available in both print and electronic formats.) ASCSA "the oldest and largest U.S. overseas research center. A consortium of nearly 200 affiliated North American colleges and universities, the School provides graduate students and scholars a base for the advanced study of all aspects of Greek culture, from antiquity to the present day."

I picked up this publication related to some ignore aspects of the archaeology in Greece: KOURELIS Kostis, "Byzantium and the Avant-Guarde. Excavations at Corinth 1920s-1930s", Hesperia 76 (2007), pp. 391-442, [on-line]  available from https://www.ascsa.edu.gr/publications/hesperia (downloadable at https://www.ascsa.edu.gr/uploads/media/hesperia/25068026.pdf)