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Liza Tsaliki

@etsaliki

prof. at the dept of communications and media studies, school of economics and political science, national and kapodistrian university of athens

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Joined August 2010
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‘Black girlhood and emerging sexual identities: sexual citizenship and teenage girls of African descent in Athens’ tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
‘Black girlhood and emerging sexual identities: sexual citizenship and teenage girls of African...

‘Black girlhood and emerging sexual identities: sexual citizenship and teenage girls of African...

This paper discusses data from interviews with young girls (13-23) of African descent and is part of our larger research programme, entitled ‘AfroGreek Cultures in Athens’. In it we wish to offer a...

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Ellen Barkin tweets accusation against Terry Gilliam after director's #MeToo comments theguardian.com/film/2018/ma…
Ellen Barkin tweets accusation against Terry Gilliam after director's #MeToo comments

Ellen Barkin tweets accusation against Terry Gilliam after director's #MeToo comments

Actor hits out after Gilliam says anti-sexual violence harassment movement is creating ‘world of victims’

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Citations are not enough: Academic promotion panels must take into account a scholar's presence in popular media. blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsoci…
Citations are not enough: Academic promotion panels must take into account a scholar’s presence in...

Citations are not enough: Academic promotion panels must take into account a scholar’s presence in...

Scholars all around the world are almost solely judged upon their publications in (prestigious) peer-reviewed journals. Asit Biswas and Julian Kirchherr argue that publications in the popular media...

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Why sexism is rife in Silicon Valley theguardian.com/world/2018/m…
Why sexism is rife in Silicon Valley

Why sexism is rife in Silicon Valley

The tech industry doesn’t simply tolerate gender discrimination, it’s hardwired to marginalise women, says author Emily Chang

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How Cambridge Analytica turned Facebook ‘likes’ into a lucrative political tool theguardian.com/technology/2…
How Cambridge Analytica turned Facebook ‘likes’ into a lucrative political tool

How Cambridge Analytica turned Facebook ‘likes’ into a lucrative political tool

The algorithm used in the Facebook data breach trawled though personal data for information on sexual orientation, race, gender – and even intelligence and childhood trauma

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The final frontier: how female directors broke into sci-fi theguardian.com/film/2018/ma…

The final frontier: how female directors broke into sci-fi

It was seen as a job for the boys. That’s changing thanks to the likes of Ava DuVernay, Patty Jenkins and Claire Denis being given opportunities to oversee big-budget productions

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Rihanna wipes $1bn off Snapchat after criticising app for making a 'joke' of domestic violence theguardian.com/music/2018/m…
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Twitter is the modern public square. So can the president block you? theguardian.com/commentisfre…
Twitter is the modern public square. So can the president block you? | Katie Fallow

Twitter is the modern public square. So can the president block you? | Katie Fallow

On Thursday, a federal court in New York will consider whether President Trump has the right to block certain individuals from interacting with him

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The Wire, 10 years on: ‘We tore the cover off a city and showed the American dream was dead’ theguardian.com/tv-and-radio…
The Wire, 10 years on: ‘We tore the cover off a city and showed the American dream was dead’

The Wire, 10 years on: ‘We tore the cover off a city and showed the American dream was dead’

David Simon’s ‘anti-cop show’ struggled to find an audience before being lauded as a classic and making stars of Idris Elba, Michael B Jordan and others. Here, some of its writers and stars look back...

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Radicalism lite: eight things we learned from the Oscars 2018 theguardian.com/film/filmblo…
Radicalism lite: eight things we learned from the Oscars 2018

Radicalism lite: eight things we learned from the Oscars 2018

The Shape of Water’s win was one for the outsiders and trans film-makers made a breakthrough, but this year’s air of protest stopped short of tearing down the barricades

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Shock! Jennifer Lawrence's dress is not a symbol of all feminism theguardian.com/commentisfre…

Shock! Jennifer Lawrence's dress is not a symbol of all feminism | Hannah Jane Parkinson

It’s fine to think the Red Sparrow actor looked amazing in that dress, and it’s also fine to question what that says about our gendered society, says Guardian writer Hannah Jane Parkinson

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Jennifer Lawrence responds to 'sexist' dress criticism: 'It was my choice' theguardian.com/film/2018/fe…
Jennifer Lawrence responds to 'sexist' dress criticism: 'It was my choice'

Jennifer Lawrence responds to 'sexist' dress criticism: 'It was my choice'

The actor criticized media outlets for ‘ridiculous’ comments about an outfit she wore during the press tour for her latest film

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LeBron James responds to Fox host's controversial 'shut up and dribble' comment theguardian.com/sport/2018/f…
LeBron James responds to Fox host's controversial 'shut up and dribble' comment

LeBron James responds to Fox host's controversial 'shut up and dribble' comment

LeBron James has responded to what many perceived as racist comments from Fox News host Laura Ingraham

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Putin’s chef, a troll farm and Russia's plot to hijack US democracy theguardian.com/us-news/2018…
Putin’s chef, a troll farm and Russia's plot to hijack US democracy

Putin’s chef, a troll farm and Russia's plot to hijack US democracy

Robert Mueller has revealed audacious meddling in the 2016 election. Can he link it to Trump?

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Carnality and consent: how to navigate sex in the modern world theguardian.com/lifeandstyle…
Carnality and consent: how to navigate sex in the modern world

Carnality and consent: how to navigate sex in the modern world

The past four months has seen a reckoning. After frank discussion about casual hook-ups and uncomfortable encounters, a new understanding of dating is emerging

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Champagne on ice: the mystery and myths behind Dutch skating success theguardian.com/sport/blog/2…
Champagne on ice: the mystery and myths behind Dutch skating success

Champagne on ice: the mystery and myths behind Dutch skating success

Dutch fans take great pleasure in attempts to make sense of their dominance, particularly the frozen-canals theory

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Jacinda Ardern: New Zealand prime minister announces first pregnancy theguardian.com/world/2018/j…

Jacinda Ardern: New Zealand prime minister announces first pregnancy

Labour PM says deputy Winston Peters will take over for six weeks when baby is born in June

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Strong women in politics. Jacinda Ardern: New Zealand prime minister announces first pregnancy theguardian.com/world/2018/j…

Jacinda Ardern: New Zealand prime minister announces first pregnancy

Labour PM says deputy Winston Peters will take over for six weeks when baby is born in June

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GERMAINE GREER gives her incendiary verdict dailym.ai/2r64Fas via @Femail
GERMAINE GREER gives her incendiary verdict

GERMAINE GREER gives her incendiary verdict

Feminist Germaine Greer shared her views on the 'Me Too' campaign. Her peers Shirley Conran, Elisabeth Luard and Carol Sarler also shared their experiences of sexual harassment growing up.

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Why that Winona Ryder shampoo commercial stirred up such a frenzy: slate.com/arts/2018/01/the-w… via @slate
Why That Winona Ryder Shampoo Commercial Stirred Up Such a Frenzy

Why That Winona Ryder Shampoo Commercial Stirred Up Such a Frenzy

Wait, exactly how is Ryder's career like some undernourished dead skin cells?

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