Lia Figgou

Associate Professor

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Greece

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Lia Figgou is an Associate Professor at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. Her research interests include social and political psychology, healthcare access, and urban citizenship, with a particular focus on the integration of refugees and the social dynamics of migration. Recent publications examine themes such as everyday citizenship practices, inequality, and the narrative structures surrounding protest and discrimination.

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Irini Kadianaki

CYPRUS

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Aphrodite Baka

Assistant Professor

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

GREECE

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Eleni Andreouli

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (14)

Citizenship in social and political psychology: A relational and future‐oriented framework for the study of everyday citizenship practice

Accounting for access to healthcare: Analyzing interview talk of hard-to-reach regions’ residents and mobile medical units’ professionals in Greece

Constructing Talent and Flexibility in Focus Group Discussions on Inequality and Unemployment in Greece

Κατασκευές της αιτιογένεσης και της (ανα)παραγωγής της αστυνομικής βίας στο πλαίσιο συνεντεύξεων με νέους ενηλίκους

Appeals to Consensus and Partisan Politics in Parliamentary Discourse on the Pandemic

Integration and urban citizenship: A social‐psychological approach to refugee integration through active constructions of place attachment to the city

‘Guilty as charged’: Intersectionality and accountability in lay talk on discrimination and violence

Integration, urban citizenship, and spatial aspects of (new) mobilities: Greek migrants' constructions of integration in European cities

Exploring subject positions in Greek migrants' discourse on mobility decisions

Young Greeks’ Social Representation of Protest: Dialogical Structure and Ideological Function

Waved and unwaved flags: Nation and sexuality in a social media debate in Cyprus

Constructions of LGBTQI+ rights and claims in lay discourse in Greece: Liberal dilemmas and sexual citizenship boundaries

Accounting for organ donation decision-making: Analyzing interview discourse of the donors’ relatives and intensive care unit physicians in Greece

Space, time, and urban citizenship: Reconsidering migrant integration in critical social psychological research

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Irini Kadianaki

Aphrodite Baka

Eleni Andreouli

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