Pythagoras I
G. Kokkorou-Alevra     in collaboration with
S. Kalopisi-Verti
M. Panayiotidi-Kessisoglou,
Ε. Papuci-Wladyka
• The significance of Demos in the ancient world. The case of Alassarna,
in Kos: domestic buildings, sanctuaries, cemeteries, political
relationships and trade with other centers
http://archaeology.arch.uoa.gr/Pythagoras/Alevra/pyth_gr.html

Pythagoras II
Olga Katsiardi-Hering,
Anastasia Papadia-Lala,
Maria Efthymiou
• Greek Communities and the European World, 13th -19th centuries. Patterns
of Self-Administration, Social Organization, Identities’ Formation: A
Research proposal.
http://www.arch.uoa.gr/elkoinotites/

• Greek Diaspora, 15-19th centuries. A bibliographical Database
http://diaspora.arch.uoa.gr/main/index.php
Sophia Aneziri
and collaborators
• A selection of primary written sources of post-classical Antiquity in
the geographical area of the Eastern Mediterranean
http://nautilos.arch.uoa.gr/

A brief description of additional programs:

Pythagoras Ι
BYZANTINE HISTORY
• March 2004 – August 2006 (extended until December 2007), Topic: The
Byzantine and the Western worlds: confrontations and mutual influences
from the 11th until the 15th centuries. Group of researchers coordinated
by Assistant Professor Athina Kolia-Dermitzaki, in collaboration with
Assistant Professor Triantafyllitsa Maniati-Kokkini and Associate
Professor Maria Dourou-Eliopoulou. Participation of Ph.D. candidates and
MA students.

Pythagoras ΙΙ
BYZANTINE HISTORY
• 2005-2007, Triantafyllitsa Maniati-Kokkini Coordinator of a research
project under Pythagoras II, entitled: Taxation and tax-exemptions in the
Palaeologan era (13th-15th centuries). Participation of Ph.D. candidates
and MA students.

EUROPEAN HISTORY
• 2005-2008, European program Pythagoras II. Subject: The Mediterranean
during the crusades (12th – 15th centuries): Institutions, social
welfare/society, economy. Coordinator: Associate Professor Maria
Dourou-Eliopoulou, in collaboration with Lecturer Nikoletta
Giantsi-Meletiadi. Participation of Ph.D. candidates and MA students.


European program Heracleitus


BYZANTINE HISTORY

October 2002 – December 2006, European program Heracleitus. Assistant
Professor Triantafyllitsa Maniati-Kokkini. Ph.D. candidate: Maria
Matthaiou. Topic of Ph. D.: The Secular and Private property in Byzantine
Macedonia and Thrace during the Palaeologan era. The title was awarded in
December 2006.

November 2002 - November 2006 (extended until December 2007), European
program Heracleitus. Assistant Professor Athina Kolia-Dermitzaki. Ph.D.
candidate: Aggeliki Papageorgiou,. Topic of Ph.D.: John II Komnenos
(1118-1143) and his era. The title was awarded in March 2008

MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY GREEK HISTORY (Venetian Rule/Ottoman Rule)
October 2003 - October 2006, European program Heracleitus. Professor Olga
Katsiardi-Hering. Ph.D. candidate: Ikaros Mantouvalos,. Topic of Ph.D.:
Aspects of Greek Diaspora. From Monastir to Pest. Business and bourgeois
identity of the Manos Family (end of the 18th-begin 19th centuries) [in
greek]. The title was awarded in July 2007.

MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY GREEK HISTORY

November 2002- October 2005 (extended until December 2007), European
program Heracleitus. Professor Antonis Liakos. Ph.D. candidate: Dimitra
Lambropoulou. Topic of Ph.D.: The people who built Athens (1960-1967). The
title was awarded in June 2008.

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