Dimitris Christopoulos is a professor of state and legal theory at Panteion University in Athens and President Emeritus of the International Federation for Human Rights. As a public intellectual and activist, he works particularly on issues related to migration, citizenship and other human rights issues. Find him on @dichristopoulos.
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?: FeatureGiannis Antetokounmpo and 200 years of Greek revolutionGreek identity has transformed multiple times over the country’s history. On the nation's bicentenary, we should...
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?The Macedonian question and Greece’s national solitudeEver since the creation of Yugoslav Macedonia in 1944, Greece has been burying its head in the sand. It wouldn’t...
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Published in: HomeΤhe Golden Dawn trial: a major event for democracy in Greece and beyondIt's time to show that democracy does indeed protect itself from the enemies within.
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Published in: HomeIf there is hope in Colombia, then there can be hope everywhereThere's an opening for progress in Bogotá, but it could close soon.
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Published in: Home'Exiles in the Aegean': a year after the EU–Turkey dealThe EU-Turkey deal turns one year old on 18 March. Has it achieved its intended purpose?
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?Human rights in a state of perpetual emergencyHow long will it take for the European 'crisis' to be re-framed as the new norm, and what are the potential...