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Dialogue

Dialogue

Bean there done that

Caffeine snobbery and middle aged crankiness.

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OXI

Dean Kalimniou looks at the significance of the term ‘OXI’ through Greek history.

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When did I become ‘white’?

Those Greeks and Italians who may feel ‘white’ should be reminded that Greeks, Italians, Jews, and even Irish Catholics were not considered ‘white’ for a long time

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Beyond the ‘Poseidonians’

Dean Kalimniou on why Cavafy’s poem Poseidonians still resonates today.

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Greek identity and the Order of the Phoenix

John Vithoulkas reflects on the important role Greek social clubs played in the past, and why they are a tremendous gift. But the question is, will we accept our inheritance?

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When the financial doctrine echoes ‘Megalo! Megalo! Megalo!’

Nikos Fotakis on why privatisation – replacing a state monopoly with a private one – doesn’t spell success for Greece or Australia.

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Pollies need to travel for us

Fotis Kapetopoulos reflects on why travel makes our politicians more effective.

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Greeks and decibels

Dean Kalimniou on the revelation that members of his ‘tribe’ are possessed of a certain renown with regard to the resonance of their voices.

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No, the junta did not perform an economic miracle

The death of dictator Stylianos Pattakos saw his supporters again spreading a common myth.

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Noted Transparencies

‘Within the dark of anguish/I inhabited your footsteps/these you told me/ are the yeast of resurrection’.

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