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CURRICULUM VITAE OF Dr ANASTASIA DELIGIAOURI
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Name: Anastasia (Natasa)
Surname: Deligiaouri
Nationality: Greek
Addresss: Likavitou 14, 56431, Thessaloniki, Greece
Telephone and Fax: (0030) 2310587783, mobile: (0030) 6977530099,
UK mobile: 0044 (0)7902070959.
E-mail(s): [email protected], [email protected] [email protected]
EDUCATION:
2007
PhD in Political Science (specialization in Political Communication) with
Distinction, Department of Public Law and Political Science, Faculty of Law,
School of Law, Economics, and Political Science, Aristotle University,
Thessaloniki, Greece.
Title of PhD Thesis:
“Political Discourse and Mass Media: Legal, Political and Social
Dimension” (pp.445)
2003
Master (MA) Hons in Public Law and Political Science (branch of political
studies) with high Distinction, Department of Public Law and Political
Science, Faculty of Law, School of Law, Economics, and Political Science,
Aristotle University, Thessaloniki, Greece.
1999
BA (Hons) in Law, Faculty of Law, School of Law, Economics, and Political
Science, Aristotle University, Thessaloniki, Greece.
HONOURS AND PRIZES:
I was awarded with scholarship from the State Scholarships Foundation of Greece (IKY)
for my PhD research (2004-2007).
RESEARCH INTERESTS:
My current research includes applications of Political Communication and Discourse analysis.
My PhD is focused on the relation between Political Discourse and Mass Media from a legal,
sociological, and political perspective analyzing at the same time communicative theories and
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models. I am also interested in any area of Mass Media theory, Internet and Democracy,
Cultural studies, Political Philosophy and current debates in Democracy.
LANGUAGES:
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Greek: Native speaker
English: Excellent, fluency in speaking, writing, reading. (Certificate of Proficiency
in English, Grade B, from the University of Michigan, USA, 2001).
English: Permission and competence to teach in English language from the Greek
Ministry of Education (2003)
Italian: Very good in speaking, writing, reading. (Diploma from Instituto Italiano di
Salonico, 2008).
ACADEMIC TEACHING and RESEARCH EXPERIENCE:
July-September Visiting Research Fellow at University of Westminster, London, UK at the
2010
Centre for the Study of Democracy (CSD), Department of Politics
and International Relations.
Research paper on political theory: “(Ant)agonistic pluralism and
Deliberative democracy. A discursive comparative approach”
October
2008- to
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Adjunct Lecturer (Scientific Collaborator)
Higher Technological Educational Institution of Western Macedonia (TEI)
in Kastoria, Greece
Department of Public Relations and Communication
Modules teaching (2010-2011)
1) Introduction to Law
2) Media Law
3) Political Communication
Modules taught (2009-2010):
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Introduction to Law
Media Law
Political Communication
Mass Media Sociology and the Greek Reality
Modules taught: (2008-2009)
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Introduction to Law
Media Law
Public Relations and Sponsorship
Integrated Communications
Mass Media Sociology and the Greek Reality
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Sept 2003-
Part time Lecturer,
April 2008
NORTH COLLEGE, Thessaloniki, GREECE (affiliated institution of
Abertay Dundee University in Scotland, UK and afterwards of the
University of Huddersfield, UK.)
Teaching in:
a) Media and Communications Department (Lectures+Tutorials)
b) Business Department. (Lectures+Tutorials)
Language of Delivery: Full in English
Modules taught:
a)Media and Communications Department (undergraduate level): (years
2003-2006).
Communication Science (including models of Communication),
Contemporary Issues in Mass Media, Law for Journalists, Media Law,
Media Culture, News and Current Affairs- Television, Research Methods in
Mass Media, Academic Writing Skills.
3rd year project (supervisor): Title of project: “Advertisement and global
media. Case study on magazines’ advertisements on the battle of sexes.
Perspectives and considerations regarding the social attitude promoted in
print media”, (2006).
4th year Dissertation in Mass Media and Communications (supervisor)
in the following Dissertations:
1) Applications of political communication.
Electoral campaigns as a political communication action in modern Greece.
Case study: Communication analysis of political speeches and electoral
campaigns of Georgios Papandreou and Konstantinos Karamanlis during the
period of January- March 2004.
2) MEDIA EFFECTS AND POLITICS: How television affects the
formation of public opinion
A case study on news bulletins of Greek TV channels for the General
Elections of March 2004
b) i)Business Studies Department (undergraduate level): (years 20032007).
Legal and Regulatory Framework , Research Methods
ii) Business Studies Department (postgraduate level) (MBA): (20052006, 2006-2007)
Employment Law for Managers, Research Methods
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2004 –
June 2007
Tutor in the Department of Public Law and Political Science (as a scholar)
of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, in the scientific area of Political
Science and Sociology, assisting the professor in organizing, teaching and
supervising students’ essays and dissertations in the following classes:
a) Undergraduate classes: General Sociology, Political Sociology
b) Postgraduate classes in Political Science: (2006-2007 academic year)
Topic of 1st year seminars: Mass Media, Politics and Democracy.
Topic of 2nd year seminar: Contemporary theories of Democracy
and the State.
Other topics taught in previous years: Theory of Frankfurt School,
Individualism and Contemporary Society, Utopia literature, Nationalism and
Racism
March
2003-June
2005
Working in a research programme in the Law Library of Law School of
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, assisting and supervising the students
with their essays-assignments, supervising their exams and assisting the
Professors in conducting lessons.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
2001-to date
Lawyer,
Private office, Thessaloniki, Greece.
2000-2003
Assistant officer at political office (of a member of the Greek Parliament),
Thessaloniki, Greece.
1999-2000
Practising Lawyer in Private Law Office
1997-1998
Assistant in Private Law Office of The Legal Counsellor of Municipality of
Thessaloniki as a practising lawyer
1993-1996
Assistant in Private Law Office
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PUBLICATIONS
A. JOURNALS:
Research papers
1. Deligiaouri, Anastasia & Symeonidis Panagiotis (2010) “TV- YouTube Debate: A
New Era of Internetized Television Politics?”, International Journal of E-Politics (IJEP),
Vol 1:2, pp. 46-64, April-June 2010. (in English)
2. Symeonidis, Panagiotis & Deligiaouri Anastasia (2009) “Recommendation in Political
Blogs based on Tensor Dimensionality Reduction” (Special Issue) of the Journal of
Engineering Intelligent Systems”, Vol.17, Nos 2/3 June/September 2009, pp.71-79, CRL
publishing, ISSN 1472-8915. (in English)
3. Deligiaouri, Anastasia “Political Communication Innovations and Greek Politics.
Significant changes from 1981-2007”, research paper (in English) (under journal review).
Book reviews
4. Deligiaouri Anastasia Political Discourse in the Media. Cross-Cultural Perspectives,
by Fetzer, Anita & Lauerbach, Gerda Eva (eds) John Benjamins Publishing Company:
Amsterdam, Philadelphia. (pp.379) (forthcoming) at the International Journal of E-Politics.
(in English)
5. Deligiaouri, Anastasia (2008) “Cultural Dilemmas in Public Service Broadcasting.
RIPE@2005” Editors: Gregory Ferrell Lowe, Per Jauert, Nordicom, 2005, Book Review,
Journal of International Communication, issue 14:1,2008, pp. 171-174. (in English)
6. Deligiaouri, Anastasia (2007) “Global Electioneering: Campaign Consulting,
Communications and Corporate Financing” by G. Sussman, Book Review, Journal of
International Communication, September 2007, issue 13:2, 2007, pp. 96-99 (in English)
B. BOOKS (Monographs)
7. Deligiaouri, Anastasia (2010) Televised Political Discourse. Politics, Ideology and
Mass Media, (to be published – in Greek- from Epikentro publications in late 2010) (in
Greek).
C. BOOK CHAPTERS (with referees):
8. Deligiaouri, Anastasia (forthcoming) “Deliberative and Internet Democracy. The
Communicative Challenges of Contemporary Post-Democracy” book chapter to be
published in the end of 2010 in the Collective Volume entitled “The Crisis of Contemporary
Democracy” from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece (in Greek)
9. Deligiaouri, Anastasia & Popovic, Mirkica, (2010) “Reality Television and Reality of
Television. How much reality is there in Reality Television? A critical approach” in
Sofia Van Bauwel and Nico Carpentier (eds), Trans reality peeping around the corner? Meta
perspectives on reality television, Lexington publications (Intellect), pp.65-85. (In English)
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10. Deligiaouri, Anastasia (2007) “Political and ideological dimensions of contemporary
Mass Media”, in Zoras Kostas& Philimon Badimaroudis (eds), Social Sciences Today,
Aegean University, Ant. N. Sakkoulas publications, Athens-Komotini, pp. 635-650. (in
Greek)
D.NEWSPAPER ARTICLES:
11. Deligiaouri, Anastasia (2007) “Popular will, political dialogue and the role of
political parties”, in Ethnos, 19.02.2008 (in Greek)
12. Deligiaouri, Anastasia (2007) “Resolutions of Political Conflicts. The Role of Political
Parties and Elections”, in Eleftheros Tipos, 30.10.2007. (in Greek)
E. CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS and PRESENTATIONS:
13.Deligiaouri Anastasia (2010) “Open Governance and E-Rulemaking. On line
Deliberation and Policy in Contemporary Greek Politics” paper presented at the Oxford
Internet Institute conference “Internet, Politics, Policy 2010:An Impact Assessment”, held at
Oxford University, 16-17 September 2010. (in English)
14. Deligiaouri, Anastasia & Alvanos, Raymond (2010) “Ideology and Political
Discourse. Conclusions of the comparative analysis of the political discourse of
K.Karamanlis and G.A Papandreou” paper presented at the International Conference of the
Hellenic Political Science Association with conference theme “Political Discourse and
Political Communication”, 26-28 May 2010, Athens, Greece (in Greek)
15. Deligiaouri Anastasia (2010) “Public (Electronic) Deliberation and the Formation of
Modern State Policies” paper presented at the conference with the topic “Democracy and
Mass Media” organized by University of Athens, Aegean University and Panteion University
(Athens) at Tellogleio Institution, 14-16 May 2010, Thessaloniki, Greece (in Greek)
16. Deligiaouri, Anastasia (2009) “Spectacular Politics without Citizens?” paper presented
at the ECREA conference, 26-27 November 2009, Erasmus University Rotterdam,
Netherlands. (in English)
17. Deligiaouri Anastasia (2009) “Democratic theory and the political quality of the
Internet”, paper presented at the 3rd International Conference of Administration Scholars,
October 8-10, Rethymnon, Crete, Greece (in Greek)
18. Deligiaouri, Anastasia, (2008), “YouTube” – “You ask” - “You vote”. A new era for
Political communication?” paper presented at the Annual meeting conference of the
American Political Science Association (APSA), at the preconference of Political
Communication held in Shorenstein Center, HARVARD University, Boston USA, 27 August
2008. (in English)
19. Deligiaouri, Anastasia, (2008), “Political Communication in the new era of
interactivity: “You Tube” utilization in political campaigns” paper presented in IAMCR
conference in Stockholm, Sweden, July 2008. (in English)
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20. Deligiaouri, Anastasia (2007) “Implications of Media Democracy in Greek Politics”,
3rd PhD Symposium on Contemporary Greece, Structures, context and Challenges, European
Institute- Hellenic Observatory of the LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND
POLITICAL SCIENCE,-LSE, 14-15/06/2007, published in Hellenic Observatory web page
(www.lse.ac.uk/collections/hellenicObservatory) (in English)
21. Constantopoulou, Christiana/ Andras Christos &Anastasia Deligiaouri, (2007) “The
Power of Internet and the Reflection of Information Technology in Greek Press”,
HERCMA Hellenic European Research on Computer Mathematics and its Applications
Conference, Athens, September 2007, Conference Proceedings in CD-ROM. (in English) Also
available in: http://www.aueb.gr/pympe/hercma/proceedings2007(in English)
22. Deligiaouri, Anastasia (2006) “Mediated Politics in Representative Democratic
Regimes: Transformation of Ideology and Depoliticization of Voters”, Conference
Proceedings (print and CD-ROM) of the IAMCR 25th Conference and General Assembly,
Cairo, Political Communication Section, pp. 387-392 (in English)
23. Deligiaouri, Anastasia (2006) “Political Discourse and Mass Media: Special
characteristics and alterations imposed”, Conference proceedings of the ISA
(International Sociological Association) XVI World Congress of Sociology, Durban, South
Africa, Abstracts booklet, p. 61. Proceedings also available in CD-ROM (in English).
Reference number of paper: 2006S00518. The Paper is also available via CSA (Cambridge
Sociological Abstracts) database.
24. Deligiaouri, Anastasia &Zissis Papadimitriou (2006) “The cultural identity of homovidens in mediated city-spaces” in Fornas, Johan (ed.) (2006), ESF-LiU Conference, Cities
and Media: Cultural Perspectives on Urban Identities in a Mediatized World, Vadstena,
Sweden, 25-29 October 2006, pp.139-148. Conference Proceedings, published by Linkoping
University Electronic Press, Sweden, also available in www.ep.liu.se/ecp/020. Presentation
accompanied with poster. (in English)
25. Deligiaouri, Anastasia (2005) “Media Reality, Society and Politics: The case of
contemporary political discourse in media democracy”, in “Social Change
Workshop/Conference”, organized by the IHS (Institute for Human Studies) in conjunction
with George Masson University, held at the University of Virginia (U.S.A). (in English)
Work under progress:
“(Ant)gonistic pluralism and Deliberative Democracy. A Discursive Comparative
Approach”, Research paper under progress for the Visiting Research Fellowship at the
Centre for the Study of Democracy, Department of International Relations and Politics,
University of Westminster, London, UK.
OTHER ACADEMIC SERVICES
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Member of the editorial review board for the collective volume: Leaning,
Marcus (2009) Issues in Information and Media Literacy. Education, Practice and
Pedagogy, Santa Rosa, California: Informing Science Press.
Associate Editor of the International Journal of E-Politics. (IJEP)
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Reviewer at the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass
Communication (AEJMC) 2010 conference , held in August 4-7-2010 in Denver,
CO, USA.
MEMBERSHIPS AND ACTIVITIES:
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Member of the Association for Political Theory (APT),Rutgers University, USA
Member of the Greek Political Science Association
Member of the American Political Science Association (APSA)
Member of the Research Committee 25 (RC25) in Sociolinguistics (renamed in
“Language and society”) of the International Sociological Association (ISA)
Member of IAMCR (International Association of Media and Communications
Research) (Political Communication Section).
Member of ECREA (European Communication Research and Education
Association).
Alumnus of The Fund for American Studies (TFAS), USA.
Alumnus of the Institute of Human Studies (IHS), USA.
Member of the Alumni Association of the Experimental School of Thessaloniki,
Greece
Member of Thessaloniki Bar Association
PROFESSIONAL AND TEACHING TRAINING:
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March 2004: Staff Development Seminars for Module 4 of The UAD (University
Abertay Dundee), Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education Teaching organized
by North College in co-operation with the University Abertay Dundee, Scotland, UK.
Areas covered: C&IT technology in traditional modes of delivery, C&IT in learning
resources, computer-aided assessment tools, use of shared networks for the storage and
distribution of learning and support materials.
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October 2003: Staff Development Seminars for Module 3 of The UAD, Postgraduate
Certificate in Higher Education Teaching organized by North College in co-operation
with the University Abertay Dundee, Scotland, UK.
Areas covered: Assessment Strategy and Design, Evaluation.
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October 2003: Staff Development Seminars for Module 2 of The UAD, Postgraduate
Certificate in Higher Education Teaching organized by North College in co-operation
with the University Abertay Dundee, Scotland, UK.
Areas covered: Curriculum Design and Teaching Delivery
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October 2003: Staff Development Seminars, CORE SKILLS PROGRAM (COPE) for
teaching and learning development (which equates with Module 1 of the UAD,
Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education Teaching), organized by North College
in co-operation with the University Abertay Dundee, Scotland, UK.
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Areas covered: Learning Theory And Developing Students' Learning Skills, Assessing
Students And Enhancing Students' Learning
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October 2003: Induction Seminars for New teaching Staff organized by North
College Staff Development Office.
Areas covered: Teaching Performance, Learning Outcomes. Common skills, Tutorials,
Visiting speakers, Visits, Plagiarism, Classworks, Practicum, Finals, Assignments, Grading.
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June 2003: Training seminars in the use of On-line Legal Date Base organized by the
Thessaloniki Lawyer’s Bar and Athens Lawyer’s Bar.
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1999-2000: Seminars for training lawyers organized by Thessaloniki Lawyer’s Bar
in: Administrative Law, Commercial Law, and Civil Law.
SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS/CONFERENCES ATTENDED:
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LSE, London, 13-09-2010, Seminar on the subject of: “Employment, Labour
Markets, and Development, certified CPD (Continuous Professional Development)
seminar provided by LSE, London. UK
July 11-18 2004: Participant in European Journalism Institute (EJI) in Prague,
Czech Republic organized by the Fund for American Studies (TFAS) and Charles
University, USA
13-26 July 2003; International Summer Law Program: Capital University Law
School, Columbus, Ohio, USA in conjunction with the Centre of International and
European Economic Law, Thessaloniki, Greece attending the following lessons:
Comparative Constitutional Law, Selected Issues
World Trade Organizational Law
International Law and Organizations
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8-10 November 2002. Participation in the 2nd International Conference of
Sociology, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece.
May 2002: Komotini, Thrace, Greece. Speaker in a two days meeting organized by
the Postgraduate Departments of Law Schools of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
and Dimoctritio University of Thrace.
Title of the lecture: “The reduction of the judge in the constitutional protection of personality
of the employee at the resolution of labour differences”.
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March 2001, Prespes, Florina, Greece: Presenter in a two days meeting organized by
the Postgraduate Department of Law School of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
Title of the lecture: “The revision of the article 29 of the Greek Constitution. Political parties
and government owned financing, electoral expenses of candidates, economic management of
parties”.
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1999-2000: Seminars for training lawyers organized by Thessaloniki Lawyer’s Bar
in: Administrative Law, Commercial Law, and Civil Law.
COMPUTING SKILLS:
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Proficient in: Microsoft Office programmes (Word, Access, Excell, Power point) and
Internet programmes. (Explorer, Firefox)
Note: All evidence or supporting documents mentioned in the Curriculum Vitae are available
under request.
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