Greece’s Big Smog: Neoliberal austerity, public health, and the environment*
February 15, 2013 8:39 am Leave your thoughts
Neoliberal austerity in crisis-torn Greece has a significant implication for public health and the environment. The disturbing reality is that the unbearable cost of heating oil for a large portion of the country's population has led to an increased use of solid fuel heating, writes Ilia Xypolia.
The spectacle of sport, like the 2012 Euro Cup, is the primary medium through which nations and national identities are imagined, writes Ilia Xypolia.
The change in the Greek political scene is an opportunity for Europe, not a threat, argues Ilia Xypolia.