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Join the new Journal of Modern Greek Studies editorial team on Saturday from 2:00-2:45 pm in Carmel A for a "meet and greet" session and discussion about publishing in the JMGS! Meet the editors, ask questions, and voice your ideas about JMGS #MGSA2019

With the MGSA symposium starting tomorrow, why not take a look at our latest issue? Featuring articles on the refugee crisis, attitudes to unwed pregnancy and adoption, the films of Filippos Koutsaftis, and much more! #MGSA2019

Volume 37, Number 1, May 2019 of the Journal of Modern Greek Studies is currently free online. Read it and then subscribe. muse.jhu.edu/issue/40274

Volume 38.1, May 2020, is officially in press! In addition to our regular content (articles and book reviews), the issue will feature a special section on the Greek Village guest-edited by Prof Sharon Gerstel of UCLA. With a fabulous cover photo by contributor Kostis Kalantzis!

Check out the beautiful cover photo for our new issue--an original by visual anthropologist & photographer Kostis Kalantzis! The image connects to the special section on the Greek village, guest ed. by Sharon Gerstel. The issue's freely available now: muse.jhu.edu/issue/42224

What can the JMGS do to acknowledge/take account of this, and to support women contributors? We’d love to hear your ideas. thelily.com/women-academic…

One way to work toward decolonizing Hellenic studies is to cite Greek scholars, who have long been "on it" (cf. S. Ahmed), when writing about decolonizing Hellenic studies. historyandpolicy.org/opinion-articl…

Our October 2020 issue is in proofs! It features an extensive special section on ruins and ruination in contemporary Greece, guest-edited by Maria Boletsi and Ipek Celik. Watch this space for publication announcements!

The October 2020 issue of the Journal of Modern Greek Studies is now live! muse.jhu.edu/journal/126 It features a rich special section on "Ruins in Contemporary Greek Literature, Art, Cinema, and Public Space," guest edited by Maria Boletsi and Ipek Celik.

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The May 2021 issue of the Journal of Modern Greek Studies is now available at Project MUSE Feat. special section "1821: Before and After," guest edited by Yanni Kotsonis of NYU Department of History & NYU Russian & Slavic + much more #greece1821 #greece2021 #greece200years muse.jhu.edu/issue/44368

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S. Dumont tells the fascinating story of Vrysaki, a lively neighborhood that was dismantled in search of the Athenian Agora. You can read my review of this book in the latest Journal of Modern Greek Studies: muse.jhu.edu/article/788950

We are very excited about this issue's cover, a nineteenth-century лубо́к (lubok, Russian popular print) of Laskarina Bouboulina, heroine of the Greek War of Independence. The image (literally) illustrates the transnationalism of the Greek independence movement & its resonance.

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Goats, Korais on Turkish, Kazantzakis and Tsirkas, crisis statistics and more...The October issue of JMGS is now up on Project MUSE! (Hard copies were posted to subscribers a couple weeks ago.) jmgs.substack.com/p/jmgs-392-oct…

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