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• Turkophiles and francophiles: The resistance to the revolution in Tinos (1822-1823)

  Conference presentation

• Controversies in Santorini over whether or not to participate in the revolution

  Conference presentation

• The Cyclades during the revolution: Political conflicts and power strategies

  Conference presentation

• The 1821 Revolution: New approaches

  Conference

• Thoughts on the social and historical importance of the 1821 Revolution

  Speech/Lecture

• Two centuries of Greek economy: Between growth, underdevelopment and degrowth

  Conference
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  The Orthodox Church and the national uprising

  Conference
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  The conflict between tradition and modernity in the Constitutions of the Struggle

  Conference

• Visions of Hellas: Greece in the mind’s eye, c.1700–c.1850

  Speech/Lecture

• The Greek Revolution of 1821: Contexts, Scottish connections, the classical tradition

  Conference

• The Greek War of Independence and the Americas

  Conference

• The other lives of 1821

  Speech/Lecture

• New research programmes for the 1821 Revolution

  Conference

• Rethinking 1821: Greek independence and its transnational contexts

  Speech/Lecture

• Philhellenism in Hungary in the 19th century

  Speech/Lecture

• Greek democracy as heritage

  Speech/Lecture

• The global impact of the 1821 Revolution

  Speech/Lecture

• Linguistic and cultural histories between Greece and Italy: Studies on the two centuries since the Greek Revolution

  Conference

• Ottoman crisis and revolution: The Greek revolution as an Ottoman crisis

  Conference

• Modernity’s sacred ruins: Colonialism, archaeology, and the national imagination in Greece and Israel

  Speech/Lecture

• 1821: The migration of revolutionary ideas (part 2)

  Speech/Lecture

• 1821: The migration revolutionary ideas (part 1)

  Speech/Lecture

• The Greek War of Independence in the visual arts and literature

  Speech/Lecture

• The geopolitics of Greece: Continuities and discontinuities

  Speech/Lecture

• The Greek Revolution through the eyes of its ‘Others’

  Speech/Lecture