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EU Maters(or not)

By: Nomiki Konst & Dimitra Trousa
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  • Dive into the intricate world of EU politics with "EU Matters (or Not)," a podcast that casts a critical eye on the EU from a Greek perspective. Hosted by Nomiki Konst and Dimitra Trousa, each episode brings insightful analysis and lively discussions featuring a diverse array of guests. In a country brimming with radical and thought-provoking voices, we aim to amplify those perspectives and spark meaningful conversations. Whether you're a staunch Europhile, a skeptic, or just curious about how Greece navigates its role in the EU, join us for thought-provoking conversations, unafraid to question the dominant discourse where needed. Tune in to explore the complexities, frustrations, and realities of Greece within the ever-evolving European landscape.
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Episodes
  • Democratic Failure and the Rise of Far-Right Extremism | a discussion with George Souvlis & Rosa Vasilaki

    Democratic Failure and the Rise of Far-Right Extremism | a discussion with George Souvlis & Rosa Vasilaki
    Jun 30 2024
    ***This episode was recorded before the EU Elections. Its creation was supported by the European Alternatives, as part of the DEMO Program***

    In the second episode of "EU Matters (or Not)," hosts Nomiki Konst and Dimitra Trousa engage in a profound discussion with academics George Souvlis and Rosa Vasilaki. As the 2024 EU elections draw near, they examine the troubling trends of democratic failure within the EU and the alarming rise of far-right extremism across Europe. Together, they explore the underlying causes, potential consequences, and the critical need for addressing these issues. This episode offers a deep dive into the political landscape, providing listeners with critical insights and fostering a conversation about the future of democracy in Greece and Europe. Tune in for an enlightening and timely dialogue that challenges conventional narratives and sparks thought-provoking debates.

    Links to George & Rosa's books mentioned in the episode:
    Mainstreaming the Far Right in Greece: Gender, Media, Armed Forces and the Church | https://politicsofliberation.gr/mainstreaming-the-far-right-in-greece-gender-media-armed-forces-and-the-church/
    Fascism Journal | https://brill.com/view/journals/fasc/11/2/fasc.11.issue-2.xml
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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • Greece and the EU: On the Verge of EU Elections 2024 | a discussion with Tassos Morfis

    Greece and the EU: On the Verge of EU Elections 2024 | a discussion with Tassos Morfis
    Jun 30 2024
    ***This episode was recorded before the EU Elections. Its creation was supported by the European Alternatives, as part of the DEMO Program***

    In the inaugural episode of "EU Matters (or Not)," hosts Nomiki Konst and Dimitra Trousa sit down with former journalist turned entrepreneur, Tassos Morfis to kick off a discussion about Greece's position in the European Union as the 2024 EU elections approach. They delve into key issues at stake, from economic challenges and migration to democratic values and the rise of the far-right. This episode sets the stage for a series dedicated to exploring the complex and often contentious relationship between Greece and the EU, offering listeners critical insights, and hopefully sparking thought-provoking conversations on what's to come. Tune in to join the conversation and get a sneak peek into the debates happening on the "Greek side" of the electoral body.
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    52 mins
Political Science
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