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Constantine Dimoulas -C.V Constantine Dimoulas -C.V. Since October 2019 Current position Associate professor of the Political dimensions of Social Policy. Department of Social Policy / School of Political Sciences/ Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences PREVIOUS POSITION(S) 31 December 2013 – 3 Assistant Professor of Social Administration and Evaluation of Social Programs. October 2019 Department of Social Policy / School of Political Sciences/ Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences. 7 June 2010 – 30 Lecturer of Social Administration and Evaluation of Social Programs. Department December 2013 of Social Policy / School of Political Sciences/ Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences. 1 January 1994 -6 Researcher and Scientific Collaborator. Labour Institute of the General June 2010 Confederation of Greek Workers (INE/GSEE). EDUCATION May 2003 Phd of Political Science Department of Political Science and Public Administration/School of Law, Economics and Political Sciences/National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Greece. May 1989 Degree in Political Science Department of Political Science and Public Administration/School of Law, Economics and Political Sciences/National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Greece PUBLICATIONS (SINCE 2012) - Dimoulas C., 2020. “ The pandemic Covid-19 as an initial and turning point for geopolitical and labour rearrangements”. Tetradia Marxismou (v.13/123-136) ( Δημουλάς . 2020. «Η πανδημία ως αφετηρία και Σταυροδρόμι γεωπολιτικών και εργασιακών αναδιατάξεων» Τετράδια Μαρξισμού (τ.13/123-136). -Dimoulas C. and Karlaganis P., 2019.”The characteristics of Homeless in Athens”, in Kourachanis, N. (Ed.), Housing and Society. Problems, Policies and Movements, Athens: Dionicos (in Greek).pp.145-169. -Dimoulas C., Kourachanis N. and Kazani A., 2019. “The Housing and Re-integration Program”, in Kourachanis, N. (Ed.), Housing and Society. Problems, Policies and Movements, Athens: Dionicos (in Greek). pp.227-251. -Dimoulas C. , 2019. Design, Implementation and Evaluation of Social Policy programs. Athens: Dioninos(in Greek). -Dimoulas C. , 2019(June), “European Monetary Union and Debt Crisis in Greece: Social Implications and Exit Prospects”. Cyprus Center for European and International Affairs. University of Nicosia , Policy Paper Series (8/2019). https://www.researchgate.net/publication/333902460_EUROPEAN_MONETARY_UNION_AND_DEBT_C RISIS_IN_GREECE_SOCIAL_IMPLICATIONS_AND_EXIT_PROSPECTS - Dimoulas C. & Kouzis J., (eds).2018. Crisis and Social Policy: Deadlocks and Solutions. Athens: Topos (in Greek). - Dimoulas C., 2018 “Crisis and Solidarity Social Income” in Dimoulas C. & Kouzis J., (eds). Crisis and Social Policy: Deadlocks and Solutions. Athens: Topos (in Greek). -Dimoulas C. 2018. “Design, Implementation and Evaluation of Social Policy” in Sakellaropoulos Th. and others (eds) 2018. Social Policy.Athens: Dionikos) -Fouskas V. and Dimoulas C. (eds), 2018. Greece in the 21st Century: The Politics and Economics of a Crisis, Routledge. -Dimoulas C., 2017. “Constraints against and prospects towards the implementation of the Basic Income in Greece within the crisis”. Green European Foundation. (https://gef.eu/wp- content/uploads/2018/01/GEF_BasicIncomeGreece.pdf ) -Fouskas V. and Dimoulas C., 2017, “Imperial Bondage: Austerity In Greece, 2008-2018” in Sturn R., Griebel T., Winkelman Th. (eds), 2017. Austerity: A Journey to an Unknown Territory. Discourses, Economics and Politics. Nomos Special Issue 8 pp 191-212 - Dimoulas C. 2017. “The implementation of Social Solidarity Income” Social Policy Volume 7 pp.7-24 (in Greek). DOI: https://doi.org/10.12681/sp.14166 -Fouskas V. and Dimoulas C., 2016 “Class and Politics in the Greek Debt Crisis”, in Talani L.S (eds) Europe in Crisis. A Structural Analysis, Palgrave Macmillan. -Dimoulas C., 2016. “Synthetic report on the development, implementation and performance of innovations”, http://www.inspires-research.eu/userfiles/Roy%20Upload/FINAL%20Synthetic%20Report%20WP4%20- %20D4.3.pdf -Dimoulas C. (eds) 2015. Labour and health problems in Greece, (Εργασία και Προβλήματα Υγείας στην Ελλάδα), Αθήνα ΙΝΕ/ΓΣΕΕ. -Dimoulas C. and Fouskas V., 2015, “The politics and economics of Greek Debt crisis” in Fouskas V.(eds), 2014, The politics of international political economy, Routledge. -Dimoulas, C. 2014, “Exploring the impact of employment policy measures in the context of crisis: The case of Greece”. International Social Security Review, 67: 49–65. doi: 10.1111/issr.12039 -Dimoulas C., 2014. “Policy innovations related to labour market resilience and the inclusion of vulnerable groups. National Report‐ Greece”. http://www.inspires- research.eu/userfiles/D3_1%20National%20report%20Greece.pdf -Papadopoulou D., Dimoulas C., Symeonaki M., 2014, “National report on the labour market position of vulnerable groups in Greece” (ηλεκτρονική έκδοση του προγράμματος FP7-INSPIRES: http://www.inspires-research.eu/userfiles/D2_1%20National%20report%20Greece.pdf - Fouskas V. and Dimoulas C., 2013 (book), Greece, Financialization and the EU: The Political Economy of Debt and Destruction, Palgrave/Macmillan (translated in Greeks (Epikentro press) and Serbians (Albatros- plus press) in 2015). - Vassilis K. Fouskas and Constantine Dimoulas, 2013.,(article), “A Propos of the Eurozone Crisis: From “uneven and Combined Development (UCD) To “Global Fault-lines” (GF), Journal of Global Fault- lines, http://www.keele.ac.uk/media/keeleuniversity/fachumsocsci/spire/docs/globalfaultlines/volume1issue 1/6Vass.pdf Fo- -Fouskas V.& Dimoulas C., 2012, (editorial)“The Greek workshop of debt and the Failure of the European Project,”, Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies Vol.14, n.1 pp.1-31. https://doi.org/10.1080/19448953.2012.656929 CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS/etc.. -23-25 September 2020. Dimoulas C., “ Deficiencies and gaps in research infrastructures for poverty and social exclusion in Greece and relevant policies to overcome them”. Hellenic Sociological Society ,7nth Conference. (Δημουλάς Κ. «Ελλείψεις και κενά των ερευνητικών υποδομών για τη φτώχεια και τον κοινωνικό αποκλεισμό στην Ελλάδα και πολιτικές αντιμετώπισής τους».) -28-29 March 2019. Responsible Coordinator. Experts’ workshop 'Extending InGRID integrated datasets and tools on vulnerable groups with employment conditions data' -29 October 2018. Responsible coordinator: “Round table: ‘Main gaps in research infrastructures in the Balkan countries. Panteion University. Athens. -Dimoulas C., 24-26.08.2018. “Universal or categorical basic income? The case of Greece in crisis”. Paper presented in 18th World Congress of the Basic Income Earth Network, University of Tampere-Finland -Δημουλάς Κ., 25.10. 2017. “How could be implemented the Basic Income in Greece under crisis? Chances and prospects”), in the Congress of Green foundation-Greece titled: “Universal Basic Income and its’ proscpects: Is there an alternative for Europe under crisis?” -Dimoulas C. Papadopoulou D. 2017 “Employment innovations under the risk of default, 13th Conference of the European Sociological Association (Un)Making Europe: Capitalism, Solidarities, Subjectivities”, Athens 29.08-1.09.1017 - Dimoulas C., 11-12. 5. 2017. “Crisis and Solidarity Social Income in Greece” in the conference Of the Hellenic Social Policy Association titled: “Social Policy, Crisis, Social Deadlocks and Solutions” Panteion University. -Dimoulas C. 30.3.2017. “(Policies to tackle extreme poverty and Minimum Guaranteed Income in Greece” in the conference of KEKMOKOP titled: “Crisis: Consequences, interpretations and social actions”. -Dimoulas C., 15-17.1. 2016. “Social Policy in Greece of euro and the option of a new national currency”. International conference organized by MAHOME (ΜΑΧΩΜΕ)) titled: Eurozone, Popular domination and National currency”. Athens. -Dimoulas C. 22-24 June 2015,. “Are innovative employment initiatives a sufficient answer to the current unemployment problem in Greece?” 36th Annual Conference of the International Working Party on Labour Market Segmentation (IWPLMS), Athens. MEMBERSΗIPS & reviewing activities 2015-2021 Member of the editorial board of Journal of Balkans and Near Eastern Studies 2019-2021 President of the Hellenic Social Policy Association 2010-2021 Member of Hellenic Social Policy Association teaching activities (if applicable) Undergraduate Studies From 2010- -”Introduction in Social Policy” Department of Social Policy/Panteion University. Greece. 2017 each -“Methods for designing, monitoring and evaluating Social Programs” Department of Social year. Policy/Panteion University. Greece. - “Social Administration and implementation of Social programs in Greece” Department of Social Policy/Panteion University. Greece. -International Organizations, European Union and Social Policy” Department of Social Policy/Panteion University. Greece. 2018-2020 -“Social Problems and Implementation of Social Policy” Department of Social Policy/Panteion University. Greece. -“Social Administration and Evaluation: methods and techniques”. Department of Social Policy/Panteion University. Greece 2019-20 -“Crisis and Social Policy”. Department of Social Policy/Panteion University. Greece. 2017-2020 -“Public Administration and Policy” Business Administration. Faculty of Social Sciences. Hellenic Open University. Post graduate studies 2010-2014 -“Designing of Social Programs”. Department of Social Policy/Panteion University. Greece. Post - “Evaluation of Social Programs”. Department of Social Policy/Panteion University. Greece Graduate 2015-2018 -“Design and Evaluation
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