Lecture by Claudia Terribile with the topic «Matteo Calergi's art collection between Venice and Crete»
Wednesday, November 27 2019 ,at 20.30
IMS Lecture Hall, Nikiforou Fokas 130, Rethymnon
The Piraeus Bank Group Cultural Foundation (PIOP) and the Institute of Mediterranean Studies / FORTH co-organize scientific meeting with the topic Mining Landscapes and Enterprises in Greece, 19th-20th Century
on Friday November 22, 2019 (at 10:00-16:00 ), Historical Archives of the Piraeus Bank Group Cultural Foundation, (Doridos 2 and Eirinis 14 avenue , Tayros).
Presentation Leda Papastefanaki , with the topic: Technology and work in Greek mines, 19th - 20th century
Thursday, November 7 , 20.30
IMS Lecture Hall
Presentation Evguenia Davidova , with the topic: Merchants’ Strategies for Business Expansion: Perspectives from the 19th-Century Central Balkans
Wednesday, November 6 , 20.30
IMS Lecture Hall
Book presentation British Shipping in the Mediterranean during the Napoleonic Wars: the untold story of a successful adaptation
by Katerina Galani
Monday, November 4, at 19.00
British School at Athens, Souidias 52
Concert and painting exhibition by Loudovikos ton Anogeion and Vougioukli Sisters at IMS / FORTH in Rethymnon.
Sunday, November 3, 19:00
IMS Lecture Hall, Nikiforou Fokas 130, Rethymnon
International conference in the history of art with the topic: La Méditerranée des artistes. Une modernité critique, 1880-1945 / The Mediterranean of the artists: A critical modernity, 1880-1945
The conference will be held at October 10-11, 2019 at the Institute of Mediterranean Studies / FORTH (Melissinou & Nikiforou Fokas 130, Rethymnon).
Read morePresentation Maria Maniadaki , Coordinator of Western Crete Environmental Law Observatory with the topic: NATURA 2000 Network in Greece: From Theory to Practice
Wednesday, October 9 , 20.30
IMS Lecture Hall
Presentation by Niklas Olsen with the theme of The Sovereign Consumer and the Marketization of Politics
Thursday, 26th of September at 20:30
IMS Lecture Hall
Presentation by Stefan Berger with the topic Do we Need a New Moral History of Capitalism?
Wednesday, 25th of September at 20:30
IMS Lecture Hall
Summer school
The lost world of ancient Crete
(1-10 July 2019)
The Institute for Mediterranean Studies organises a ten-day summer school on the civilization of ancient Crete. Its aim is to explore ancient Cretan history, archaeology and culture in a long-term perspective and examine how Crete illuminates wider trends in ancient history, culture and archaeology, as well as how Cretan communities differed both between themselves and in relation to the rest of the Greek and the wider Mediterranean world.
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