003 Σχολή Κοινωνικών Επιστημών και Επιστημών Αγωγής / Faculty of Social Sciences and Education: Recent submissions
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‘Videography as performance’ in the service of social movement visibility and interaction amidst the pandemic: the case of the support art workers initiative in Greece.
(Routledge, 2024-08-29)This study aims to contribute to scholarship on online video activism by looking at mobilization videos created by the Support Art Workers (SAW) movement which emerged during the COVID-19 crisis in Greece. Our main observation ...
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Book Chapter
Surrogacy in the ECtHR and the European institutions
(Edward Elgar, 2024)The majority of European States have taken a broadly conservative approach towards surrogacy by prohibiting it in their territory. As a result of this, persons who wish to have a child through surrogacy travel to a state ...
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Book Chapter
EU gender politics and law: the case of sexual minorities
(Edward Elgar, 2024-06-13)This chapter will aim to consider the meaning of the notions of ‘sex’ and ‘gender’ under EU anti-discrimination law. For this purpose, the chapter will focus on a case-study which will examine the position of the EU towards ...
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Article Open Access
The new Greek legislation opening marriage to same-sex couples: an analysis
(Pacini Guiridica, 2024-05)In February 2024, Greece became the 36th country in the world to open marriage to same-sex couples. This important change in the family law of Greece has come about through the promulgation of new legislation – Law 5089/2024 ...
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The cross-border legal recognition of parenthood under European law: current law and future prospects
(Taylor and Francis, 2024-05-02)Historically, the issue of who were a child’s parents was in most instances settled as it was considered that the nuclear family was the (only) valid family formation and, as such, should be the (only) family configuration ...
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Report Open Access
Lesbian rights under EU law
(2020)The report was commissioned as a research paper by the German Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth. The results of the study do not represent Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth. They ...
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Article
Television Vs Web 2.0 in the new media age: the effects of information upon university students
(LABCOM, 2014)Information mechanisms tend to adopt new forms in order to adjust their functions in the overwhelming power of the Web. The Television Vs Web ‘competition’ brings ahead several effects, especially when it comes ...
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Book Chapter
Broadcast journalism: television
(Wiley-Blackwell, 2019)This entry provides a broad overview of broadcast journalism in television. Tracing the historical evolution of television reporting, this entry describes both traditional and new forms of broadcast journalism in television, ...
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Book Chapter
Big data, gender, and civic engagement
(John Wiley & Sons, 2020)Civic engagement is essential to democracy in the sense that it secures social justice for all genders. To this end, understanding data, and more importantly Big Data, is very important in the area of gender studies, and ...
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Book Chapter
Affective labour and perceptions of trauma journalism in crisis-ridden countries: a qualitative approach
(Emerald Publishing Limited, 2020)This chapter assesses the trauma that media professionals experience as eye-witnesses of the disturbing and intense events associated with their everyday working routine. In particular, this chapter examines recent ...
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Contribution To Periodical
The ECJ recognises the right of rainbow families to move freely between EU Member States: The V.M.A. ruling
(Sweet and Maxwell, 2022)Three years after its landmark ruling in the case of Coman, concerning the cross-border legal recognition of same-sex marriages for the purposes of EU free movement law, the Court of Justice delivered its ruling in the VMA ...
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Book Chapter
Misinformation and user-generated content: applying participatory practices in fact-checking
(Cardiff University Press, 2020)In the evolving news media landscape, the proliferation of user-generated content in online news outlets and social media platforms has triggered changes in traditional processes and relationships. However, the coexistence ...
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Reporting on health issues: communicating public health through the press in times of crisis
(2015)Concern for public health is considered to be of crucial societal value for the national policy of every democratic government. As usually happens, the status and changes to social policy may be widely communicated by the ...
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Contribution To Periodical
Το δικαίωμα στην οικογενειακή επανένωση των οικογενειών "Ουράνιο Τόξο" κάτω από το γνωσιακό δίκαιο: ποια η ευθύνη της Ένωσης;
(Νομική Βιβλιοθήκη, 2022)Οι οικογένειες "ουράνιο τόξο" είναι οικογένειες που έχουν δημιουργηθεί από ζευγάρια του ίδιου φύλου και αποτελούνται από το ζευγάρι μόνο ή από το ζευγάρι και το παιδί ή τα παιδιά τους. Το γεγονός ότι η Ένωση δεν έχει ...
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Report
Media Plurality Report for 2022: Cyprus, Greece and Malta
(MedDMO Consortium, 2023)This report presents and assesses the plurality and diversity of news media ecosystems in 2022 in the three countries comprising the Mediterranean Digital Media Observatory (MedDMO) Hub.
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From PSB to Privatisation: Structures and Vulnerabilities of the Greek-Cypriot Broadcasting sector
(2017)Around the world, the historical evolution of television follows every country’s history and is closely related to the structures of every society within which it operates. In Cyprus, broadcasting remained under the direct ...
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Book Chapter
Unrecognised 'States' and EU Law: Anastasiou I
(Hart, 2022)Anastasiou I is the first in a trilogy of cases in the so-called ‘Anastasiou saga’, in which the Court was called for the first time to rule on issues relating to the Cyprus problem. Although, at first glance, the subject ...
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Watch-dog Journalism or hush puppies silencing? Framing the banking crisis in Cyprus through the press
(Intellect, 2017)From Ida Tarbell to Bob Woodward, journalists crusading for truth have bravely defended democracy from the incursions of corruption and undue influence despite being forced to live with the ‘consequences’ of their actions. ...
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Book Chapter
Representation of gender relations in the Cypriot popular culture: the cases of the Cypriot Radio Sketch and Lifestyle Magazines
(Brill, 2013)Mass media concurrently shape and are shaped by social norms, in Cyprus as in all other cultures. Specific images, speech and/or actions are gendered in the media and such gendering is both linked to, and influential of, ...
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Book Chapter
Homophobic Speech and its Prohibition under EU Anti-discrimination Law: Opinion of Advocate General Sharpston in NH
(Hart, 2022)In the NH case, the Court of Justice of the EU was faced, once more, with homophobic speech and its prohibition under EU anti-discrimination law. The first time that the Court had to consider this issue was in 2013, when ...