Theodoros Fouskas

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Best Wishes for the Holidays

January 1, 2014 · by Theodoros Fouskas · in news. ·

happy holidays 2014-5

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Κατερινα Βασιλικου, Γυναικεια μεταναστευση και ανθρωπινα δικαιωματα (Παρουσιαση: Θ. Φουσκας, Κ. Καζανας) Επιθεωρηση Μεταναστευτικου Δικαιου, 2/2013 →

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NEW BOOK: Contemporary Immigration in Greece: A Sourcebook, Theodoros Fouskas & Vassileios Tsevrenis, 2014, European Public Law Organization (EPLO) Publications

NEW BOOK: Nigerian Immigrants in Greece: Low-Status Work, Community, and Decollectivization, Theodoros Fouskas, 2014, Nova Science Publishers, New York

NEW BOOK: Migrant “Communities” and Labour Representation, Theodoros Fouskas, 2012, Papazisi PUBLISHERS (in Greek)

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