Paschos Mandravelis
RSSPaschos Mandravelis was born in Kozani in 1963. He studied Economics at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and Μedia at the New School in New York City. He has published several books, including “They Said: A Dictionary of Intelligent Speech” by Kastanioti Publications and “Exercises on Liberalism” by Dardanos Publications. He has also translated David Brown’s “Cybertrends” for Kastanioti Publications. He currently works as an opinions writer for Kathimerini.
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The dangerous sophistries of Mykonos
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The benefits of liberal democracy
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Reprehensible conservatism in education
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Ludicrous island schemes
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The price of progress
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Forty-five years later
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A poster on the metro
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Consistently inconsistent
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Permanently stuck at an event horizon
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The deserted islands of reason
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The Samos uprising
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The inevitable crisis in migration
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