Centre for Euro-Atlantic Studies (C.E.A.S.)
The Center for Euroatlantic Studies (C.E.A.S.) is a research Center which focuses on the systematic documentation, study and analysis of the american foreign and security policy in the Euroatlantic space.
The Center was established with the decision of the Board of Directors of the Panteion University's International Relations Institute (I.D.I.S.) in September 2009.
Coordinator of the Centre is Dr Harry Papasotiriou, Associate Professor of the Department of International and European Relations of Panteion University. The C.Ε.Α.S. team comprises of experienced researchers, who aim to the timely and in-depth analysis of issues relevant to U.S. policy in the wider Euroatlantic region.
The Center follows developments in the field of U.S.’s and NATO’s external relations in the Euroatlantic space, especially the relations with the E.E., Russia, the Balkan region, as well as with Greece and Turkey, due to the special relationship of the latter with our country. Emphasis is also given to the relationship of the U.S. with the unstable region of Middle East and the upcoming China.
There are six working groups, which constitute the Center:
- U.S.A.-Internal Policy
- NATO and European Union
- Russia, Energy and Environment
- Balkans, Greece and Turkey
- Middle East
- China and upper East.
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