BIOGRAPHY
Nicolas

Nicolas Demertzis is Professor at the Department of Communication and Media Studies, Athens University.

He studied political science and in 1986 he received his Ph.D. degree in Sociology from the University of Lund, Sweden.

His major works are: "Cultural Theory and Political Culture. New Directions and Proposals" (Lund, 1985), "Culture, Modernity, Political Culture", (Athens, 1989), co-authored with Thanos Lipowatz, "Essay on Ideology. A Dialogue between Social Theory and Psychoanalysis", (Athens, 1994), "Local Publicity and the Press in Greece", (Athens, 1996), "The Nationalist Discourse. Ambivalent Semantic Field and Contemporary Tendencies", (Athens, 1996).

His current research interests focus on the realms of political sociology and political communication. more...

BOOKS
ARTICLES

Political Communication in Greece
This study compares and evaluates two broad schools of thought, each offering contrasting expectations. One popular approach claims that formal rules define the electoral incentives facing parties, politicians, and citizens. Behavior among politicians and citizens, rational choice institutionalism claims that we have the capacity to shape political behavior among politicians and citizens. more...

New Challenges for the Study of Greek Political Sociology and Political Communication
This paper has two parts; first I shall refer to the situation of the theory and research in political sociology in Greece in view of the international developments of the field and the subsequent challenges in terms of interdisciplinarity and research agendas. Second, I shall make a review of political communication in Greece both as a discipline and profession, and try to contour the challenges it is facing. more...
TEACHING
Graduate Programme   Doctoral Students
Social Theory II Katerina Diamantaki
Modern Society and Mass Media Harissa Kastriwti
Political Discourse and Ideology Evangelos Liotzis
Introdustion to Political Communication Kostas Perezous
Political Communication and Ethics   Michael Chatzikonstantinou
Postgraduate
   
Polls and Public Opinion  
 
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