Symeon Andronidis

Symeon Andronidis is a PhD candidate at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, in the Department of Political Science. He has written on the social and political situation in Greece and Europe. His research focuses on the study of political parties, political and party systems, and populism. Twitter feed: @1Gregandro

The rise and fall of the Panhellenic Socialist Movement

Once a hegemonic presence in Greek politics, PASOK (the Panhellenic Socialist Movement) is now on the verge of extinction. What happened?

By Symeon Andronidis

/ 15 Sep 2014

The rise and fall of the Panhellenic Socialist Movement

Once a hegemonic presence in Greek politics, PASOK (the Panhellenic Socialist Movement) is now on the verge of extinction. What happened?

By Symeon Andronidis

/ 15 Sep 2014

The social, political and electoral rise of Golden Dawn

The political and economic elites did not hesitate to present a far-right political party as a ‘responsible’ political power. This left the door open for the neo-Nazi movement.

By Symeon Andronidis

/ 20 Aug 2014

The social, political and electoral rise of Golden Dawn

The political and economic elites did not hesitate to present a far-right political party as a ‘responsible’ political power. This left the door open for the neo-Nazi movement.

By Symeon Andronidis

/ 20 Aug 2014