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Curriculum Vitae
Curriculum Vitae Dr Andreas Karyos
Education
• PhD, Institute of Commonwealth Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London, Cypriot History (Title of Thesis: EOKA, 1955-1959: A Study of the Military Aspects of the Cyprus Revolt). 2011. • Certificate of Attendance, Benaki Museum, Museum Administration. 2010. • MA, Queen Mary, University of London, 20th Century European History. 2006. • BA, University of Athens, History and Archaeology. 2004.
Teaching or Other Experience
• Teaching Experience (In Traditional Classrooms)-Postgraduate modules: ▪ University of Central Lancashire Cyprus: February-May 2016, February-May 2017. Modules taught: Security-State and Society Protection from Internal and External Threats; History & Evolution of Military and Strategic Thinking. Teaching language: English. Part-time. • Teaching Experience (In Traditional Classrooms or Online)-Undergraduate modules: ▪ Larnaca College: Modules taught: Greek Language I; Greek Language II; Teaching language: English. Part-time. ▪ Open University of Cyprus: 2012-2015, 2016-2017. Modules taught: Contemporary Cypriot History; History of the Cyprus Republic; Modern Greek History. Teaching language: Greek. Part-time. ▪ University of Cyprus: September-December 2015. Module taught: The Greek Revolution of 1821: Rereading the Sources. Teaching language: Greek. Part-time. ▪ European University Cyprus: 2011-2014. Modules taught: History of Cyprus; European History; History of Education. Teaching language: English and Greek. Part-time. ▪ Intecollege Larnaca: 2012-2015. Modules taught: World History since 1500; Cyprus History & Culture. Teaching language: English. Part-time. ▪ Internapa College: 2009-2017. Modules taught: Greek Language & Culture I; Greek Language & Culture II; Research Methods; Introduction to Cypriot History; Modern Europe. Teaching language: English. Part-time. • Other Experience: ▪ Peer Reviewer in Journals and Collective Volumes. 2016-present. Without pay. ▪ Museum of National Struggle, Scientific Collaborator. 2016-2017. Hire of Freelance Services. ▪ Open University of Cyprus, Module Coordinator (Contemporary Cypriot History; History of the Cyprus Republic). 2014-2015, 2016-2017. Part-time. ▪ Department of History of the National Guard, Scientific Collaborator. 2011-present. Without pay. ▪ Tassos Papadopoulos Center for Studies, Research Staff. 2012 and 2014. Hire of Freelance Services. ▪ InterNapa College, European & Research Program Coordinator. 2010- 2011. Full-time.
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Publications
• Contributions in Edited Volumes: ▪ Andeas Karyos, “Britain versus EOKA, 1955-1959: a Study of the British Counter- insurgency Response to the Armed Enosis Movement in Cyprus” in D. Kamouzis and A. Nafpliotis (eds.), Anglo-Greek Relations in the 20th Century: New Findings-New Approaches (London: Berhahn Books, expected in 2018). Language of Publication: English. ▪ ______, “The Unitary Democratic Front of Reconstruction: EOKA’s transformation from an armed movement to a political formation” in A. Yiangou and A. Heraclidou (eds.), Visions and Realities: Cypriot Experience in the Transition from Empire (London: Routledge, expected in 2018). Language of Publication: English. ▪ ______, “The EOKA Struggle in Cyprus, 1955-1959” in Greece 20th Century: 1950-1960 (Athens: Kathimerini, expected in 2018). Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Impact of World War I to Cyprus' Home Front: Political Expectations and Manifestations in the Greek-Cypriot Press” in G. Kazamias and H. Faustmann (eds.), The First World War and Cyprus (London: Tauris, expected in 2018). Language of Publication: English. ▪ ______, “The EOKA Struggle 1955-1959: the Military Aspect” in P. Papapolyviou (ed.), History of Cyprus, Vol. 7 (Nicosia: Archbishop Makarios III Foundation-Cultural Center, expected in 2018). Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “Approaches to the Historiography of the EOKA Struggle, 1959-2015: the English-language Bibliography” in in Ch. Chotzakoglou (ed.), Images and Impressions of the EOKA Struggle to Arts and Letters (Nicosia: Society of Cypriot Studies, expected in 2018). Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Counter-Insurgency Measures of EOKA, 1955-1959: Securing the Survival of the Armed Enosis Movement” in Pantelis Voutouris (ed.), History and Literature of the Struggle of 1955-1959 (Athens: Melani, expected in 2018), Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Military Developments in Cyprus in the Final Year of the EOKA Struggle” in The Final Year of the EOKA Struggle (Nicosia: Foundation for the Liberation Struggle of EOKA 1955-1959, expected in 2018). Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Imposition of Collective Fines, 1955-1956: an Introduction to Collective Punishment as a Counter-Insurgency Method during the EOKA Struggle” in E. Solomou, H. Faustmann and O. Christou (eds.), 60th Anniversary Conference on the Historical Period of the EOKA Struggle in Cyprus (Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, expected in 2018). Language of Publication: English. ▪ Andreas Karyos and Andreas Marnerides, “The Death of Kyriakos Matsis, 19th November 1958: an Interdisciplinary Approach” in E. Solomou, H. Faustmann and O. Christou (eds.), 60th Anniversary Conference on the Historical Period of the EOKA Struggle in Cyprus (Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, expected in 2018). Language of Publication: English. ▪ Andreas Karyos, “The Enosis Plebiscite in Cyprus, January 1950: Organization and Carrying Out” in G. Georgis (ed.), The Plebiscites for Enosis: 100 Years after the Plebiscite of 1914 (expected in 2018). Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “Introduction to the Study of EOKA Hides, 1955-1959: The Case in Avgorou” in Ch. Chotzakoglou (ed.), Proceedings of the Scientific Symposium “Architecture of Cyprus” (Nicosia: Society of Cypriot Studies, expected in 2018). Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “The English-Language Historiography about the EOKA Struggle, Andreas Karyos: CV 3
1959-2010” in The Bibliography about the EOKA Struggle, 1955-1959 (Nicosia: Foundation for the Liberation Struggle of EOKA 1955-1959, expected in 2018). Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “PEKA: Organization, Structure and Activities” in PEKA (Nicosia: Foundation for the Liberation Struggle of EOKA 1955-1959, expected in 2018). Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “The British Reactions and Counter-Insurgency Measures against EOKA, April 1955-March 1956” in The First Year of the Struggle, April 1955-March 1956 (Nicosia: Foundation for the Liberation Struggle of EOKA 1955-1959, 2017), pp. 11-32. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “Sir John Harding: the Portrait of a Field-Marshal” in The EOKA Struggle during the Crucial Year of 1956 (Nicosia: Foundation for the Liberation Struggle of EOKA 1955-1959, 2017), pp. 112-145. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Acceleration of History and Decolonization in the Eastern Mediterranean: the Case of Cyprus, 1945-1959” in A. Alecou (ed.) Acceleration of History: War, Conflicts and Politics (Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, 2016), pp. 113- 132. Language of Publication: English. ▪ ______, “Britain and Cyprus, 1955-1959: Key Themes on the Counter- Insurgency Aspects of the Cyprus Revolt” in M. Kontos, S. Theodoulou, N. Panayiotides and H. Alexandrou (eds.), Great Power Politics in Cyprus: Foreign Interventions and Domestic Perceptions (Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2014), pp. 33-55. Language of Publication: English. ▪ ______, “The Preparation of the Cypriot Struggle in the Greek Mainland” in The Preparation of the Struggle. The Preparation and the Beginning of the Struggle: 1953 until the Deportation of Makarios on 9 March 1956 (Nicosia: Foundation for the Liberation Struggle of EOKA 1955-1959, 2014), pp. 112-132. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Museum of the National Struggle, the Imprisoned Tombs and the Machairas’ Hideout” in G. Kazamias, A. K. Petrides and E. Koumas (eds.), Introduction to the History of Cyprus (Nicosia: The Open University of Cyprus, 2013), pp. 427-439. Language of Publication: English. ▪ ______, “The Impact of the International Factor upon the Strategic Options of the Armed Enosis Movement - EOKA, 1955-1959” in P. Papapolyviou, A. Syrigos and E. Hatzivassiliou (eds.), The Cyprus Question and the International System, 1945- 1974: Seeking a Position in the World (Athens: Patakis, 2013), pp. 97-106. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “EOKA’s Courier System and the British Sources” in Conference: The Courier System of the Liberation Struggle of EOKA 1955-1959 (Nicosia: Foundation for the Liberation Struggle of EOKA 1955-1959, 2013), pp. 80-88. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “EOKA and Enosis 1955 – 1959: Motive and Aspiration Reconsidered”, Hellenic Observatory Website, LSE (2009). Language of Publication: English.
• Articles in Journals: ▪ Andreas Karyos, “X during the Occupation, 1941-1944”, Illustrated History, forthcoming in 2018. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “Dog Whistle Politics: Rhetoric, Persuasion and History in Makarios’ Speech “Nenikikamen”” in National Guard and History, Vol. 40, forthcoming in 2017. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Death of Stylianos Lenas (28 March 1957) and the British Andreas Karyos: CV 4
Archival Sources” in National Guard and History, Vol. 39, 2017. pp. 14-27. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ Andreas Karyos & Zenonas Tziarras, “Defining the Type of the EOKA Struggle: an Initial Interdisciplinary Approach” in National Guard and History, Vol. 38, 2016. pp. 42-59. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ Andreas Karyos, “The Involvement of Sir John Harding to the Cyprus Question (1955- 1956): the Political Dimension”, in National Guard and History, Vol. 37, 2016. pp. 78- 89. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “EOKA’s Youth Networks, 1955-1959: a Brief Analysis” in National Guard and History, Vol. 36, 2015. pp. 108-119. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Late Enosis Movement, Britain and the ‘Acceleration of History’, 1945-1959” in National Guard and History, Vol. 35, 2015. pp. 18-29. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “Political Committee of the Cypriot Struggle (PEKA), 1956-1959: an Introductory Approach” in National Guard and History, Vol. 34, 2014. pp. 66-77. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “Britain and the Policing of the Insurgency in Cyprus, April 1955- March 1956: the Prelude to the Climax of the Cypriot Struggle” in National Guard and History, Vol. 33, 2014, pp. 34-51. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ Andreas Karyos & Andreas Marnerides, “The death of Kyriakos Matsis, 19 November 1958: an Interdisciplinary Approach” in National Guard and History, Vol. 32, 2013, pp. 4-19. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ Andreas Karyos, “The British Archival Sources and Individual Aspects of the Cypriot Struggle: the Case of Markos Drakos” in National Guard and History, Vol. 31, 2013. pp. 74-85. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Battle in Liopetri, 2 September 1958: the Contribution of the British Archives in Scientific Research” in National Guard and History, Vol. 30, 2012, pp. 62-73. Language of Publication: Greek.
• Newspaper Articles: ▪ Andreas Karyos, “1956 and the Cyprus Question: a Retrospective Approach Sixty Years Later”, Simerini, 1 April 2016. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Turkish-Cypriots and the Cypriot Struggle, 1955-1959”, Philileptheros, 14 June 2015. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “The EOKA Struggle, 1955-1959: a Brief Presentation of the Armed Enosis Movement in Cyprus”, Philileptheros, 29 March 2015. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Black October in Cyprus”, Kathimerini, 1 March 2015. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Macmillan Plan”, Kathimerini, 28 December 2014. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Hanging of Karaolis and Demetriou”, Kathimerini, 24 May 2014. Language of Publication: Greek. ▪ ______, “The EOKA Struggle, 1955-1959”, Kathimerini, 2 February 2014. Language of Publication: Greek.
• Book Reviews:
▪ Andreas Karyos, review of Britain and Cyprus: Key Themes and Documents since World War II, by William Mallinson, The Cyprus Review, Vol. 24, No. 1, Spring 2012, pp. 187-188. Language of Publication: English. Andreas Karyos: CV 5
Conferences, Lectures & Book Presentations
• Conference Presentations: ▪ Andreas Karyos & Zenonas Tziarras, “Failed Post-Conflict Disarmament, Arms Control and Democratization: Lessons from post-1959 Cyprus,” (paper presented at the conference “Democratization and Constitutional Design in Divided Societies” at the University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus. 2017). Language of presentation: English. ▪ Andreas Karyos, “George Grivas during the Period 1945-1955: the British Perspective”, (paper presented at the conference “George Grivas-Dighenis: his Life and Activities” at the Pancypriot Gymnasium, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2017). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “Raising the Political Cost for the British Colonial Control over Cyprus: EOKA’s Strategic Mentality, Tactics and Use of (Non)violence 1955-1959,” (paper presented at the conference “Second Conference of the Cyprus Association of Political Science” at the Cyprus University of Technology, Limassol, Cyprus. 2016). Language of presentation: English. ▪ ______, “The Unitary Democratic Front of Reconstruction: EOKA’s transformation from an armed movement into a political formation”, (paper presented at the conference “Visions and Realities: Cypriot Experience in the Transition from Empire. A Conference in honour of Professor Robert Holland” at the Centre of Hellenic Studies of the King’s College, London, UK. 2015). Language of presentation: English. ▪ ______, “The Counter-Insurgency Measures of EOKA, 1955-1959: Securing the Survival of the Armed Enosis Movement” (paper presented at the conference “History and Literature of the Struggle of 1955-1959” at the University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus 2015). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “Approaches to the Historiography of the EOKA Struggle, 1959-2015: the English-language Bibliography”, (paper presented at the conference “Images and Impressions of the EOKA Struggle to Arts and Letters” at the Society of Cypriot Studies, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2015). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Imposition of Collective Fines, 1955-1956: an Introduction to Collective Punishment as a Counter-Insurgency Method during the EOKA Struggle”, (paper presented at the conference “60th Anniversary Conference on the Historical Period of the EOKA Struggle in Cyprus” at the University of Nicosia, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2015). Language of presentation: English. ▪ Andreas Karyos & Andreas Marnerides, “The Death of Kyriakos Matsis, 19th November 1958: an Interdisciplinary Approach” (paper presented at the conference “60th Anniversary Conference on the Historical Period of the EOKA Struggle in Cyprus” at the University of Nicosia, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2015). Language of presentation: English. ▪ Andreas Karyos, “The Acceleration of History and Decolonization in the Eastern Mediterranean: the Case of Cyprus in the 1950’s”, (paper presented at the conference “Acceleration of History: War, Conflicts and Politics” at the European University Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2015). Language of presentation: English. ▪ ______, “The Enosis Plebiscite in Cyprus, January 1950: Organization and Carrying Out” (paper presented at the conference “The Plebiscites for Enosis: 100 Years after the Plebiscite of 1914” at the University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2014). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Impact of World War I to Cyprus' Home Front: Political Expectations and Manifestations in the Greek-Cypriot Press” (paper presented at the conference “The First World War and Cyprus” at the University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2014). Language of presentation: English. Andreas Karyos: CV 6
▪ ______, “Introduction to the Study of EOKA Hides, 1955-1959: The Case in Avgorou”, (paper presented at the scientific symposium “Architecture of Cyprus” at the Society of Cypriot Studies, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2013). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “EOKA’s Courier System through the British Sources”, (paper presented at the conference “The History and Legacy of the EOKA Organization” at the Center for European and International Affairs of the University of Nicosia, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2013). Language of presentation: English. ▪ ______, “EOKA’s System of Intelligence: Penetrating the Echelons of the British Colonial Administration in Cyprus”, (paper presented at the conference “Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Cypriot Conflict (1950-1959): International Relations, History and Literature” at the University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2012). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “PEKA: Organization, Structure and Activities”, (paper presented at the conference “PEKA-Passive Resistance” at the Foundation for the Liberation Struggle of EOKA 1955-1959, Nicosia, Cyprus. 2011). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Impact of the International Factor upon the Strategic Options of the Armed Enosis Movement -EOKA, 1955-1959”, (paper presented at the conference “The Cyprus Question and the International System, 1945-1974: Seeking a Position in the World” organized by Tassos Papadopoulos Center for Studies, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2011). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “Exploring the Strategic Principles of EOKA, 1955-1959”, (paper presented at the conference “Exploring the History of Cyprus, 1878-2010” at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London, London, UK, 2011). Language of presentation: English. ▪ ______, “The British and American Bibliography about the EOKA Struggle”, (paper presented at the conference “The Bibliography for the EOKA Struggle” at the Foundation for the Liberation Struggle of EOKA 1955-1959, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2011). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “EOKA’s Counter-Intelligence, 1955-1959: A First Appraisal”, (paper presented at the conference “New Research in Military History” at the University of Sussex, Falmer (Brighton), UK, 2010). Language of presentation: English. ▪ ______, “EOKA and Enosis in 1955-1959: Motive and Aspiration Reconsidered”, (paper presented at the 4th scientific symposium “Contemporary Greece and Cyprus” at the Hellenic Observatory of the LSE, University of London, London, UN, 2009). Language of presentation: English.
• Lectures: ▪ Andreas Karyos, “The Destruction of Anorthosis’ Premises by the British, 8 July 1958”, (lecture delivered at the Anorthosis Football Club, Larnaca, Cyprus, 2017). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ Andreas Karyos & Maria Paschali, “The National Struggle Museum and Saying the Unspeakable: Challenges and Contested Histories” (lecture delivered at the National Struggle Museum, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2017). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ Andreas Karyos, “The Contribution of the Youth to the EOKA Struggle”, (lecture delivered at the Institute for Greek Culture, Paralimni, Cyprus, 2017). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Death of Stylianos Lenas (28 March 1957) and the British Archival Sources” (lecture delivered at the National Struggle Museum, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2017). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ Andreas Karyos & Klearchos Kyriakides, “The Year 1956 as a Turning Point for Cyprus Andreas Karyos: CV 7
and the United Kingdom: The Long-Term Consequences and Their Relevance Today” (lecture delivered at the series of lectures “The Rule of Law in Cyprus and the Lessons of History: Linking the Past with Today and Tomorrow” at the University of Central Lancashire Cyprus, Pyla, Cyprus, 2016). Language of presentation: English. ▪ Andreas Karyos, “The Great War (1914-1918) and the Art of War” (lecture delivered for the module “Strategy and War”, Department of Social and Political Sciences, University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2016). Γλώσσα Παρουσίασης: Ελληνικά. ▪ ______, “Greece during the Axis Occupation and the Greek Civil War, 1940- 1949” (lecture delivered at the Larnaca Rotary Club, Larnaca, Cyprus, 2015). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Athens-Nicosia Relations, 1960-2004: A Historical Overview” (lecture delivered at the University of Nicosia, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2015). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Military Developments in Cyprus in the Final Year of the EOKA Struggle” (lecture delivered at the series of lectures “The Final Year of the EOKA Struggle” at the Academy of Historical Studies of the Foundation for the Liberation Struggle of EOKA 1955-1959, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2015). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Turkish-Cypriots and the EOKA Struggle, 1955-1959” (lecture delivered at the European University Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2015). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ Andreas Karyos & Antonis Klapsis, “The Cyprus Problem and the Greek Foreign Policy, 1923-1931 and 1950-1960: a Comparative View” (inter-departmental on-line seminar of open access organized for the Undergraduate Program “Studies in Hellenic Culture” of the Open University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2015). Language of Presentations: Greek. ▪ Andreas Karyos, “Sir John Harding: the Portrait of a Field-Marshal” (lecture delivered at the series of lectures “The Critical Year 1956” at the Academy of Historical Studies of the Foundation for the Liberation Struggle of EOKA 1955-1959, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2013). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “A Study of EOKA’s Operational Modus Operandi, 1955-1959”, (lecture delivered at the Cyprus Association of Reservists Commando, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2013). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Preparation of the Cypriot Struggle in the Greek Mainland”, (lecture delivered at the Open University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2013). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Strategy and the Operational Program of EOKA, during the Period 1955-1959”, (lecture delivered at the Think Tank “Aghios Nicolaos”, Limassol, Cyprus, 2013). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “EOKA’s System of Counter-Intelligence” (lecture delivered at the Pancypriot Union of Artillery Reservists, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2012). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “The British Reactions and Counter-Insurgency measures”, (lecture delivered at the series of lectures “The First Year of the Struggle, April 1955-March 1956” at the Academy of Historical Studies of the Foundation for the Liberation Struggle of EOKA 1955-1959, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2012). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “The EOKA Struggle, 1955-1959: Exploring the Aim and the Strategic Principles of the Armed Enosis Movement”, (lecture delivered at the “Seminars for the Contemporary History of Cyprus” organized by the Center for European and International Affairs of the University of Nicosia, Limassol, Cyprus, 2012). Language of presentation: Greek. Andreas Karyos: CV 8
▪ ______, “EOKA’s Strategy and Operational Program, 1955-1959: A Scientific Approach”, (lecture delivered at the Pancypriot Union of Artillery Reservists, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2012). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “EOKA, 1955-1959: A Study of the Military Aspects of the Cyprus Revolt”, (presentation made at the Colloquium of the Department of History at the University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2011). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “From the Consultative Assembly to the Zurich & London Agreements”, lecture delivered at the “Seminars for the Contemporary History of Cyprus” organized by the Center for European and International Affairs of the University of Nicosia, Nicosia, Cyprus. 2011). Language of presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, “The Preparation of the Cypriot Struggle in the Greek Mainland”, (lecture delivered at the series of lectures “The Preparation of the Struggle” at the Academy of Historical Studies of the Foundation for the Liberation Struggle of EOKA 1955-1959, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2011). Language of presentation: Greek.
• Conferences, Series of Lectures & Public Discussions Organised: ▪ Andreas Karyos, Charalambos Chotzakoglou, Christodoulos Hatzichristodoulou & Yiannis Eliades, “Mapping the Archives for Cyprus” (conference held at the National Struggle Museum and the Society of Cypriot Studies, Nicosia, Cyprus. 2018). Language of presentations: Greek and English. ▪ Andreas Karyos & Klearchos Kyriakides, “The Rule of Law in Cyprus and the Lessons of History: Linking the Past with Today and Tomorrow” (series of lectures at the University of Central Lancashire, Pyla, Cyprus, 2016-2017). Language of presentations: English. ▪ Andreas Karyos, Anastasia Yiangou & Antigone Heraclidou, “Visions and Realities: Cypriot Experience in the Transition from Empire. A Conference in honour of Professor Robert Holland” (conference held at the Centre of Hellenic Studies of the King’s College, London, UK. 2015). Language of presentations: English. ▪ Andreas Karyos & Michalis Kontos, “The Athens-Nicosia Relations after 1960: An Interdisciplinary Approach” (Public Discussion held by the Center for European and International Affairs of the University of Nicosia, Nicosia, Cyprus. 2015). Language of presentations: Greek. ▪ Andreas Karyos, “Views of the British Rule in Cyprus, 1878-1960: New Findings” (series of lectures organized for the Undergraduate Program “Studies in Hellenic Culture” of the Open University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2014-2015). Language of presentations: Greek. ▪ ______, “2010-2011 Series of lectures” at the Famagusta Center of Liberal Studies of the InterNapa College, Sotira, Cyprus, 2010-2011). Language of presentations: Greek.
• Book Presentations: ▪ Andreas Karyos, book presentation of My Marshall, I Surrender… and 19 More Stories, by Renos Lyssiotis, organized by the Municipality of Lyssi, Nicosia, 2017. Language of Presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, book presentation of Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean: Ideological Views of Foreign Policy, by Zenonas Tziarras & Nicos Moudouros, organized by the School of Law of the University of Central Lancashire Cyprus, Pyla, Cyprus, 2016. Language of Presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, book presentation of Years of Pain: the Chronicle of a Lifer EOKA Fighter in the Prisons of England, by Athanassios (Thassos) Sophocleous, organized by the EOKA 1955-59 Fighters Club, SIMAE and IDAAE , Limassol, Cyprus, 2016. Language Andreas Karyos: CV 9
of Presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, book presentation of Album of EOKA Guerrillas 1955-1959, n.n., organized by the EOKA Guerrillas Club, EOKA 1955-59 Fighters Club, SIMAE and IDAAE, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2016. Language of Presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, book presentation of Georgios Grivas Dighenis-Biography, by Leonidas Leonidou, organized by the Club “THOI Avgorou”, Avgorou, Cyprus, 2015. Language of Presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, book presentation of Poets Never Die, by Stavros Sideras, organized by the Open University of Cyprus, Larnaca and Nicosia, Cyprus, 2014. Language of Presentations: Greek. ▪ ______, book presentation of Gregoris Afxentiou: the Life and Activities of the Golden Eagle of Macheras, by Andreas Kaouris, organized by the Municipality of Sotira, Sotira, Cyprus, 2014. Language of Presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, book presentation of Demetrakis Christodoulou: the Hero of Dherynia, by Charis Christodoulou, organized by the Assossiation “Demetrakis Christodoulou”, Dherynia, Cyprus, 2013. Language of Presentation: Greek. ▪ ______, book presentation of In Eternal Remembrance of the Heroes of 70 T.MX., by Andreas Vorkas, organized by the Municipality of Sotira, Sotira, Cyprus 2013. Language of Presentation: Greek.
Membership in Boards
• Committee for the Military History of the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Cyprus. Academic Member. 2017-present. • Estia Hellados-Kyprou of the Hellenic Foundation for Culture. Member of the Administrative Boards. 2014-present. • Foundation for the Liberation Struggle of EOKA 1955-1959. Assistant Commissioner. 2010- present. • Armatolos Publications. Scientific Committee. 2009-Present.
Research Interests & Activity
• The Cyprus Question since 1878. • Greek Irredentism during the 19th and 20th centuries. • The EOKA Movement. • British Rule in the Eastern Mediterranean during the 19th and 20th centuries. • The European Decolonization. • The Post-War Military History.
Funding (grants, contracts, research awards)
• Grant for Research purposes, Tassos Papadopoulos Center for Studies, Overall Amount: 1,000 Euros. 2014. • Grant for Research purposes, Tassos Papadopoulos Center for Studies, Overall Amount: 2,347 Euros. 2012. • Grant for Research purposes, Tassos Papadopoulos Center for Studies, Overall Amount: 1,250 Euros. 2012. • Scholarship for PhD, A. G. Leventis Foundation. Overall Amount: 10,000 Sterling Pounds. 2008-2010. • Scholarship for PhD, Centre for Research of Contemporary History of the Foundation for the Andreas Karyos: CV 10
Liberation Struggle of EOKA 1955 – 1959. Overall Amount: 12,000 Euros. 2006-2009.
Awards/Distinctions
• Excellence in Morality and Overall Academic Performance, St. George Lyceum. 1995-1998. • Excellence in Morality and Overall Academic Performance, Panou Ioannou Gymnasium. 1992- 1995. • Greek Letters Award for Morality and Academic Performance in Classics. 1995. • Photis Pittas Award for Excellence in Morality and Overall Academic Performance. 1995.
Skills & Abilities
• Languages ▪ Greek: Native Language. ▪ English: Fluent. ▪ French: Basic. ▪ Italian: Basic.
• Computing ▪ Word: Excellent. ▪ PowerPoint: Excellent. ▪ Internet Explorer: Excellent. ▪ Blackboard Collaborate: Excellent. ▪ Moodle: Excellent.
• Management ▪ Open University of Cyprus, Module Coordinator (Contemporary Cypriot History; History of the Cyprus Republic). 2014-2015, 2016-2017, Part-time.
Social Contribution
• Book Presentations after Invitation. 2013-Present. • Participation in TV or Radio Shows after Invitation. 2012-Present. • Public Speeches on National Celebrations after Invitation. 2012-Present. • Voluntary Coordination or Presentation of Cultural Activities for the Community of Avgorou. 2009-Present. • Member of ΘΟΙ Αυγόρου Handball Team. 2006-2011. • Voluntary Touring of Students or Organized Groups to Museums and Monuments. 2004- Present. • Lectures to Primary or Secondary Schools after Invitation. 2004-Present.