PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Seeger Center for Hellenic Studies Ninth International Graduate Student Conference IN MODERN GREEK STUDIES “Works in Progress: New Approaches” Friday, May 5, 2017 Scheide Caldwell House, Room 103 Photo Credit: Yiorgis Yerolymbos, "City Square" (2016)

9:45 a.m.         WELCOME:  Dimitri Gondicas (Princeton University)         10:00 a.m.       PANEL I:  PAST IN PRESENT       Chair:              Effie Rentzou (Princeton University)   Alexander Grammatikos (Carleton University)  Abstract and Bio “All Roads Lead to Constantinople: Re-Historicizing Greek-British Relations in The Travellers and The Last Man”   Respondent:   Foteini Dimirouli (Princeton University)   Jessica Kourniakti (University of Oxford) Abstract and Bio “The Past of Development: Classical Antiquity and the Ideology of the Dictatorship of 21 April”   Respondent:  Dina Boero (Princeton University)   12:00 p.m.       LUNCH   1:30 p.m.         PANEL II:  HELLENES & OTHERS   Chair:              Molly Greene (Princeton University)   Leon Saltiel (University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki) Abstract and Bio “The Greek-Christian Elites of Thessaloniki Facing the Holocaust: Actions, Attitudes and Motivations”   Respondent:  Gabriel Radle (Princeton University)   Berke Torunoglu (University of Wisconsin-Madison) Abstract and Bio “Neo-Hellene Problem in the Ottoman Empire: 1830 – 1878”   Respondent:  Angela Falcetta (Princeton University)   3:30 p.m.         COFFEE BREAK   4:00 p.m.         PANEL III:  NEW STATES, NEW INSTITUTIONS   Chair:              Elizabeth Davis (Princeton University)   Maria Kokkinou (École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales) Abstract and Bio “The Institutionalization of the Greek Civil War Refugees in Bulgaria: Past and Present”   Respondent: Michalis Sotiropoulos (Princeton University)   Haris Malamidis (Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa) Abstract and Bio “Exploring the Changes in Social Movements Repertoire in Times of Crisis: The Case of Social Solidarity Clinics and Pharmacies”   Respondent: Tracey Rosen (Princeton University)   6:00 p.m.         RECEPTION Program Committee: Dina Boero, Hellenic Studies Foteini Dimirouli, Hellenic Studies Kathleen Crown, Humanities Elizabeth Davis, Anthropology Karen Emmerich, Comparative Literature Angela Falcetta, Hellenic Studies Dimitri Gondicas, Classics and Hellenic Studies Molly Greene, History and Hellenic Studies Nikolas Kakkoufa, Hellenic Studies Gabriel Radle, Hellenic Studies Effie Rentzou, French and Italian Tracey Rosen, Hellenic Studies Jamie Reuland, Music Teresa Shawcross, History and Hellenic Studies Michail Sotiropoulos, Hellenic Studies Secretary to the Committee:  Alexander Baron-Raiffe, French and Italian Supported by the Michael George Mazarakis Modern Greek Studies Fund Cosponsored by the Council of the Humanities and the Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies