Το έργο DATIS υλοποιείται στο πλαίσιο του Εθνικού Σχεδίου Ανάκαμψης και Ανθεκτικότητας «Ελλάδα 2.0», με τη χρηματοδότηση της Ευρωπαϊκής Ένωσης – NextGenerationEU (Φορέας Υλοποίησης: ΕΛ.ΙΔ.Ε.Κ.).

@gotinakos.bsky.social presented on continuity and change in Greek party positions toward European integration, offering insights into party competition and the EU’s future.

@efteperoglou.bsky.social analyzed the 2024 European Parliament Elections, exploring the interplay between voter behavior and media influence. Her study shows the strong link between politics and communication.

Maria Kalfa and Karolos Iosif Kavoulakos examined the contradictions between feminist theory and practice, raising key questions about how feminism is lived, debated, and enacted in Greece.

Christina Grammatikopoulou shed light on how femicide is discussed in Greece, analyzing both discourse and data practices. A critical contribution to understanding gender-based violence.

Eleni Lazaridou presented a discourse network analysis on conflicts and coalitions around LGBTQI+ rights in Greece. Her work highlights how public debates shape inclusiveness and social change.

Nikos Papachristos explored the level of congruence between voters and parliamentary candidates in Greece. His research helps us better understand political representation and trust in democracy.

Vasileios Simpseris presented insights from the 2023 Hellenic National Election Study (ELNES2023), providing valuable data on electoral behavior and political participation in Greece.

@elenmpap.bsky.social discussed how digitalization shapes electoral behavior in Greece, with findings on voter attitudes toward the digital divide. A timely contribution in our era of rapid digital change.

Styliani Tseliou explored the political and demographic factors that influence public attitudes toward immigrants in Greece. Her research highlights the complexity of inclusion in contemporary societies.

@sivenoun.bsky.social presented a longitudinal study on how political ideologies and party preferences shape attitudes towards family and gender roles. Her work sheds light on deep-seated cultural and political dynamics.

Prof. @andreadis.bsky.social presented how DATIS builds the foundation for @isspsurvey.bsky.social in Greece, creating a bridge between national research and global comparative studies. A milestone for political science and survey research!

Professor @andreadis.bsky.social participated in the discussion of ISSP 2026 and 2027 questionnaires and presented the research results of DATIS (Deliverables 4.1, 4.2, 5.1) using ISSP data with a study titled: “Sequential Mixed Mode Surveys with Mobile Phone Numbers for Increased Coverage”.