Democratization
Comparative Politics
Southern European Politics and the Balkans
The Modern Greek Nation-State
The Development of Civil Society in South East Europe
Ph.D. 1996 University of Edinburgh (Political Sociology)
M.A. 1987 New School for Social Research (Political Theory)
B.A. 1983 New York University (Politics)
Encyclopedia: Class in America, [two volumes] contributor, Greenwood Press, July 2007.
“Towards Developing a Civil Society in South Eastern Europe,” Chapter 12 in The New Balkans (in Greek) Victor Roudementof ed. Athens: Herodotus Press, forthcoming 2008.
“The Democratization Process: Comparing FYR Macedonia, Bulgaria, and Albania,” Chapter 7, included in a volume edited by Lynne Christine Alice, entitled Ethnocentrism, Minority Rights, and Civil Society, Peter Lang Publishers, forthcoming 2008.
“Multicultural Education and Democratic Enhancement,” August 2003, American Political Science Association, PROceedings: Political Research on-Line 2003. Paper found on APSA web site at: http://archive.allacademic.com/publication/apsa_index.php. Selected for inclusion in ERIC.
“The Development of Civil Society in Southeastern Europe,” Chapter 11 in The New Balkans: Disintegration and Reconstruction, co-edited by George A. Kourvetaris, et al., (East European Monographs, Boulder, distributed by Columbia University Press, NY) 2002, pp. 273-292.
"Policy-Making and Decision-Making in the European Union," Journal of Liberal Arts, Vol. 3, No. 2, June 1997.
"The Question of Legitimacy," Journal of Modern Greek Studies, The John Hopkins University Press, Vol. 13, No. 2, October 1995.
