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Delphi Forum 2021 στο ΖΑΠΠΕΙΟ - ALEXANDRA – Υπό την αίρεση τυχόν αλλαγών από τη διοργάνωση ΠΑΡΑΣΚΕΥΗ 14.05.2021 ΠΑΡΑΣΚΕΥΗ 14.05.2021 ΠΑΡΑΣΚΕΥΗ 14.05.2021 STREAM APOLLON 1 STREAM DIONYSOS 2 STREAM ARTEMIS 3 09:10 FIRESIDE CHAT - English 09:30 REGIONAL GOVERNANCE: THE DAY AFTER - Greek Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, Leader of Democratic Belaru Makis Voridis, Minister of Interior, Hellenic Republic George Patoulis, Governor, Region of Attica, Greece Intoduced by: Ioannis Armakolas, Senior Research Fellow, ELIAMEP & Europe's Futures Fellow, Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna Nektarios Farmakis, Governor, Region of Western Greece Spyros Flogaitis, President of the BoD, European Public Law Organization, Greece 09:25 break 10:00 TECHNOLOGY, ETHICS AND THE FUTURE OF HUMANITY - English with subtitles Chair: Nikos Andritsos, Journalist, SKAI, Greece Εffy Vayena, Professor of Bioethics, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology 19:30 THE EU AND WESTERN BALKANS: DELIVERING ON A LONG-OVERDUE PROMISE - English George Zarkadakis, Senior Fellow, Atlantic Council, UK Nikola Dimitrov, Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, Republic of North Macedonia 10:15 break Sergios Theodoridis, Professor Emeritus of Signal Processing and Machine Learning, University of Athens, Greece Olivér Várhelyi, Commissioner of Neighborhood and Enlargement, European Commission John S. Baras, Professor and Lockheed Martin Chair in Systems Engineering, University of Maryland, USA 10:20 FIRESIDE CHAT - English Chair: Ioannis Armakolas, Senior Research Fellow, ELIAMEP & Europe's Futures Fellow, Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna Haris Theoharis, Minister of Tourism, Hellenic Republic Chair: Charalambos Tsekeris, Research Assistant Prof. of Digital Sociology, National Centre of Social Research, Greece Peggy Antonakou, General Manager, Southeast Europe, Google 09:55 FIRESIDE CHAT - Serbian translated to English 10:35 COMMUNICATING SUSTAINABILITY HONESTLY - Greek Milorad Dodik, Chairman of the Presidency, Bosnia and Herzegovina Chair: Maria Nikoltsiou, Journalist, Anchorwoman, Alpha TV, Greece Sofia Dimtsa, Corporate Affairs & Communications Director, PPC S.A., Greece George Terzis, Corporate Communications, Marketing and PR Manager, Alpha Bank, Greece Chair: Ioannis Armakolas, Senior Research Fellow, ELIAMEP & Europe's Futures Fellow, Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna 10:40 break Stavros Drakoularakos, Director of Communications , Papastratos, Greece 10:10 IN CONVERSATION - English 10:45 FIRESIDE CHAT - Greek Chair: Eftychios Pallikaris, Managing Director, Powergame.gr, Greece Matthew Palmer, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of European & Eurasian Affairs, US Department of State Yiannis Retsos, President, Greek Tourism Confederation, Greece Miroslav Lajčák, EU Special Rep.for the Belgrade-Pristina Dialogue & Western Balkan Regional Issues, European Council 11:05 FIRESIDE CHAT - English Chair: Elias Bellos, Journalist, Kathimerini, Greece Casper Klynge, Vice President, European Government Affairs, Microsoft Corporation 10:20 FIRESIDE CHAT - English Miroslav Lajčák, EU Special Rep.for the Belgrade-Pristina Dialogue & Western Balkan Regional Issues, European Council 11:00 FIRESIDE CHAT - English with Greek subtitles Chair: Apostolos Mangiriadis, Journalist, SKAI TV, Greece Ray Pineault, Interim CEO, Mohegan Gaming & Entertainment, USA Chair: Ioannis Armakolas, Senior Research Fellow, ELIAMEP & Europe's Futures Fellow, Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna 11:35 break Chair: Elias Bellos, Journalist, Kathimerini, Greece 11:40 HOW CAN EU COUNTRIES GET PREPARED FOR THE DIGITAL AGE - English 10:45 break 11:10 THE CROWN JEWEL OF THE GREEK ECONOMY AT A CROSSROADS: PROSPECTS FOR THE GREEK TOURISM SECTOR IN THE 21ST CENTURY - Greek Margrethe Vestager, Executive VP, A Europe Fit for the Digital Age & European Commissioner of Competition, Belgium Dimitrios Fragakis, General Secretary, Greek National Tourism Organization, Greece Kyriakos Pierrakakis, Minister of State and Digital Governance, Hellenic Republic 10:50 THE FORWARD DEFENSE OF SOUTHERN EUROPE: FIGHTING TERRORISM IN THE SUBSAHARAN AREA - English Ltg. Olivier Tramond, French Army, ret.; Co-Chair & Strategic Affairs, The First Alliance, France Chair: Christos Konstas, Financial Editor, Ethos Media, banks.com.gr, Greece Chair: Antonis Sroiter, Anchorman, Alpha TV, Greece Chair: Vice Admiral Alexandros Diakopoulos, fmr. National Security Advisor to the Prime Minister of Greece 11:25 break 12:25 break 11:05 PEACE AND COOPERATION IN THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN - English 11:30 ECO-FRIENDLY GREECE: MAKING GREECE A TOP SUSTAINABLE TOURISM DESTINATION - Greek 12:30 DEMOCRACY AND THE DIGITAL WORLD - Greek Nikos Dendias, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Hellenic Republic Sofia Zacharaki, Deputy Minister of Tourism, Hellenic Republic Thodoris Livanios, Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister by the Minister of State, Hellenic Republic Arancha González Laya, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Kingdom of Spain Nikos Christodoulides, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Cyprus Chair: Marianna Skylakaki, Editor-in-Chief, athiNEA, Greece Chair: Vassilis Kostoulas, Managing Editor, Money Review, Kathimerini, Greece Evarist Bartolo, Minister of Foreign and European Affairs, Republic of Malta George Katrougalos, Member, Hellenic Parliament; Foreign Affairs Minister (2019) 11:45 break 12:45 break Chair: Maria Nikoltsiou, Journalist, Anchorwoman, Alpha TV, Greece 11:50 HO.RE.CA: STRATEGIES IN RESPONSE TO THE CRISIS - Greek 12:50 THE PUBLIC SECTOR IN THE DIGITAL AGE - Greek Panagiotis Stamboulidis, Secretary General, Commerce and Consumer Protection, Hellenic Republic Introductory Remarks: George Georgantas, Deputy Minister of Digital Governance, Hellenic Republic 11:45 FIRESIDE CHAT - English Maria Anargyrou Nikolic, General Manager, Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company, Greece & Cyprus Bujar Osmani, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Republic of North Macedonia Alexandros Daniilidis, CEO, Athenian Brewery, Greece Michalis Kassimiotis, Managing Director, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Hellas & Cyprus Lefteris Lazarou, Chef, Varoulko Seaside, Greece Christodoulos Protopapas, CEO, Hellas SAT Chair: Maria Nikoltsiou, Journalist, Anchorwoman, Alpha TV, Greece Panos Palaiologos, President & Founder, Hotel Brain, Greece George Doukidis, Prof. of Management, Science & Technology, Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece Ioannis Mertzanis Chief Executive Officer, Space Hellas 12:00 break Chair: Nectarios Notis, Founder, CEO, Notice Content and Services, FnB Daily, BnB Daily, Horeca Open, Greece Pantelis Tzortzakis, Executive Vice Chairman, Hellenic Development Bank 12:05 POWER ISSUES IN THE MEDITERRANEAN AND THE MIDDLE EAST - Greek 12:20 break Chair: Alekos Lidorikis, Journalist, Athens Macedonian News Agency, Greece Dora Bakoyannis, Member, Hellenic Parliament; Minister of Foreign Affairs (2006-2009) 12:25 THEMATIC TOURISM DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH PROSPECTS - Greek 13:20 break Chair: Athanasios Ellis, Editor-in-Chief, Kathimerini, Greece George Patoulis, Governor, Region of Attica, Greece Vassili Apostolopoulos, CEO, Athens Medical Group; President, Hellenic Entrepreneurs Association, Greece 13:25 MANAGING A CONSTANT CRISIS - Greek 12:20 THE RISE OF AUTHORITARIANISM & THE FUTURE OF DEMOCRACY - Greek Aristotelia Peloni, Government Spokesperson, Hellenic Republic Soli Ozel, Professor, Kadir Has University, Turkey Chair: Michalis Kefalogiannis, Journalist, Presenter, ALPHA TV, Greece Chair: Giorgos Kouvaras, Journalist, Action 24 Channel, Greece Chair: Odin Linardatou, Journalist, Head of Media, Hellenic Foundation for European & Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP) 12:50 break 13:40 DEFINING THE FUTURE OF PUBLISHING - Greek 12:40 break 12:55 FIRESIDE CHAT - Greek Theocharis Filippopoulos, Chairman & CEO, Attica Publications, Greece Konstantinos Michalos, President, Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Greece 12:45 JAPAN’S COOPERATION WITH GREECE, FREEDOM & SECURITY IN THE EAST MED - English Dimitris Tryfonopoulos, CEO, Desiterra Resort Santorini, Greece Chair: Nikos Panagiotou, Assoc. Prof., School of Journalism and Mass Media Comm., Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Yasunori Nakayama, Ambassador of Japan to Greece Chair: Christos Konstas, Financial Editor, Ethos Media, banks.com.gr, Greece 13:55 break Chair: Vice Admiral Alexandros Diakopoulos, fmr. National Security Advisor to the Prime Minister of Greece 13:15 INVESTMENTS, RECOVERY, RESILIENCE FUND & GROWTH PLAN. ARE WE READY? - Greek 14:00 LEAPFROGGING INTO SUCCESS: HOW CAN GREEK BUSINESS USE THE POWER OF TECHNOLOGY TO OVERCOME CHRONIC BUGS OF THE SYSTEM - Greek 13:00 break Theodoros Skylakakis, Alternate Minister of Finance, Hellenic Republic Kostas Fragogiannis, Deputy Minister for Economic Diplomacy & Openness, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Hellenic Republic Dimitri Papalexopoulos, Chairman, Hellenic Federation of Enterprises Christos Dimas, Deputy Minister for Research & Innovation, Ministry for Dev. & Investments, Hellenic Republic 13:05 FIRESIDE CHAT - French translated to English Nikolaos Karamouzis, President, Grant Thornton, Greece Jean-Claude Juncker, President (2014-2019), European Commission, Belgium Vassilis Kazas, Managing Partner, Grant Thornton, Greece Chair: Nikos Drosos, Journalist, Athens Macedonian News Agency, Greece Chair: Alexis Papahelas, Executive Editor, Kathimerini, Greece Chair: Maria Sarafoglou, Anchorwoman, ANT1 TV, Greece 14:25 break 13:30 break 14:05 break 14:30 INNOVATION ECOSYSTEM IN GREECE - Greek Konstantinos Kokkalis, Chairman, INTRASOFT International 13:35 FIRESIDE CHAT
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    View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by Birkbeck Institutional Research Online Birkbeck ePrints BIROn - Birkbeck Institutional Research Online Enabling open access to Birkbeck’s published research output The panhellenic Socialist movement and European integration: the primacy of the leader Book chapter (Author’s draft) http://eprints.bbk.ac.uk/5079 Citation: Dimitrakopoulos, D.; Passas, A.G. (2010) The panhellenic Socialist movement and European integration: the primacy of the leader In Dimitrakopoulos, D. (Ed.) - Social Democracy and European Integration: The Politics of Preference Formation (ISBN: 9780415559850) © 2010 Routledge Publisher Page ______________________________________________________________ All articles available through Birkbeck ePrints are protected by intellectual property law, including copyright law. Any use made of the contents should comply with the relevant law. ______________________________________________________________ Deposit Guide Contact: [email protected] Published in Social Democracy and European Integration: The Politics of Preference Formation, edited by D. G. Dimitrakopoulos, 117-156. London/New York: Routledge, 2010. 4 The Panhellenic Socialist Movement and European Integration: The Primacy of the Leader Dionyssis G. Dimitrakopoulos and Argyris G. Passas Introduction1 This chapter focuses on the Panhellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK) and seeks to trace the origin and the content of its preferences on European integration since its establishment in 1974. It challenges the established view that – couched as it is in PASOK’s rhetoric in the immediate post-1974 era – construes PASOK as an initially instinctively anti-European political party that subsequently performed a policy U- turn, a true political transformation by turning from a vocal anti-EEC stance to a pro- European (even federalist) attitude (Tsardanidis 1998, 295, 299, 300; Kazakos 1994, 5; Verney 1987, 259-60, 263; Featherstone 1988, 178; Couloumbis 1993, 126; Featherstone 1994, 158-9).