Presentations

Inaugural Speeches

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  European Union Military Capabilities - Putting EU Global Strategy into Action and Providing Preventive Security for European Interests and Values
  by Lieutenant General Esa Pulkkinen
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  Challenges to Crisis Management in the Current International System
  by Professor Jonathan Wilkenfeld

Session 1

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  Counter-terrorism Challenges in Greece: Threats from Human Trafficking, Migration and Radicalization
  by Professor Ioannis (John) M. Nomikos
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  Countering Hybrid Threats: What kind of Deterrence
  by Professor Kostas Ifantis
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  Stereotypes and Misconceptions: Terrorism as a Threat in a World of Migration
  by Dr Maria Chr. Alvanou

Session 2

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  The Critical Challenge of Eastern Mediterranean Security and Europe's Future
  by Vice Admiral (retired) HN Marzoukos Vasileios
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  Greece as an Εnergy Security Provider in the Eastern Mediterranean
  by Professor Emmanuel Karagiannis
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  The Role of Greece in Enhancing European Energy Security
  by Mr Costis Stambolis

Session 3

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  Crisis Management: From Anticipation to Preparation
  by Dr Sweijs Tim
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  Looking at the Past to Move Forward: Lessons-learned in Leadership Preparedness from Xenophon and Machiavelli
  by Professor Gerassimos Karabelias
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  The use of Μodern Ηistory in Crisis Management Preparation
  by Professor Konstantina Botsiou
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  The Problem of Inadvertent Escalation: Strategies for Crisis Management
  by Professor Platias Athanasios

Session 4

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  Charismatic and Heroic Leadership in times of Crises
  by Professor Ioannis A. Ragies
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  What is the Right Medium for Transmiting Specific Messages to your Target Audiences During a Crisis Situation?
  by Dr Konstantinos P. Balomenos
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  Intelligence, Crisis Management and Decision Making
  από Dr Andreas Liaropoulos

Session 5

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  The Role of Chair in International Organizations
  by Professor Dimitris Bourantonis
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  Inter-organizational Relations and Effective Crisis Management
  by Professor Spyros Blavoukos

Conference Conclusions

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  Closing Speech
  by Ambassador Eleftherios Anghelopoulos