Thanos Veremis

Thanos Veremis is Professor of modern history at the University of Athens, Department of European and International Studies and Constantine Karamanlis Professor at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Medford Massachusetts.
Education: Boston University (B.A. in Government 1965), Trinity College, Oxford (D. Phil. 1974); Lecturer, Panteios school of Political Science 1977-83; Research Associate, International Institute for Strategic Studies, London 1978-79; Visiting Scholar, Center for European Studies, Harvard Univ. 1983; Associate Professor of Political Science, Faculty of Political Science and Public Administration, Univ. of Athens 1984-87, Full Professor since 1987; Visiting Professor at Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton Univ. 1987; Director of Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP) 1988 -; Visiting Fellow, St. Antony's College, Oxford 1993-94; Advisory Board of European History Quarterly (Lancaster)
Decoration: Comendatore (Italian Republic) 1994.
Publications include: Dictatorship and the Economy, 1982; A European History of the Twentieth Century 1900-1980, 1982; The National Bank in Asia Minor, 1984; Greek-Turkish Relations, 1986; From the Interwar to the Cold War, 1992; Greece's Balkan Entanglement, 1994; The Military in Greek Politics, London: Hurst & Co (1997); Greece, World Bibliographical Series, vol.17, Oxford: Clio Press (1998); (co-editor), Kosovo. Preventing Another Balkan War, ELIAMEP (1998), with John Koliopoulos, Greece. The Modern Sequel, London: Hurst & Co, (2002).