Recent Blog Articles
Glyniadaki, K. (7 August, 2025), Is the suspension of asylum applications in Greece justified? LSE EUROPP Blog
Glyniadaki, K. (24 October, 2024), What happens when Migrants Implement Migration policy? LSE EUROPP Blog
Glyniadaki, K. (28 February, 2024), How judges make decisions on difficult asylum cases LSE EUROPP Blog/LSE Blogs
Glyniadaki, K., Ratzmann, N., Stier, J. (15 June, 2023), What impact do information initiatives have on migration from Africa to Europe?, LSE EUROPP Blog
Glyniadaki, K. (9 June 2023), How organisations and individuals can manage migration and change, LSE Business Review/ Greece@LSE Blog
Glyniadaki, K. (2 August, 2021), Are Migrant Boys ‘Deserving’ of Housing? Discretionary Decisions in Times of Crisis, The Social Policy Blog/ Greece@LSE Blog
Glyniadaki, K. (29 April, 2020) Moral dilemmas in times of crisis: Could Covid-19 lead to a more compassionate form of politics? LSE EUROPP Blog
Public Lecture
Managing Transition in Turbulent Times LSE Festival of Ideas (16 June 2023)
News – Expert Opinion
TRT World Live News (6 August 2026)
Newsday, The BBC World Service Audio (19 January 2021)
Greece ‘finally’ has its #MeToo moment, The World (11 February 2021)
A tale of two countries: as Greece welcomes tourists, refugees remain under lockdown, The Independent (4 July 2020)
Europe’s refugee crisis is getting worse—for these children, FORTUNE (1 February 2020)