Eugenia Arvanitis has completed her a Ph.D. at the RMIT University, Melbourne. Her research interests include Intercultural education; community building education; identity and teacher's training.

(See my biography page for more information).


Publications:
Community Building Education and Greek Diasporic Networks

This paper will focus on the so-called cultural globalisation and the dynamics of diasporic educational networks as change forces.

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Memories of Bonegilla: A Narrative of Migration and Modernity

This paper presents the editor's view in reconstructing a migrant experience in Australia written by Mr Zacharias Vogiazopoulos.

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Space Conceptualisation in the Context of Postmodernity: Theorizing Spatial Representation

The epoch of postmodernity is characterized by the dominance of spatial logic, the dominance of space over time.

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Towards a National Quality Assurance System for the Greek Adult Education

The General Secretariat of Adult Education (GSAE) implements a National Quality Assurance & Assessment Framework for all its providers in Greece as a responce to major European policies.

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University and Regional Development: The Case of the School of Humanities, University of the Aegean in Rhodes

The purpose of this paper is to examine the impact of the University on regional development.

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Greek Ethnic Schools in Australia in the Late 1990s: Selected Case Studies

Overall Greek ethnic schools have promoted multicultural community building by strengthening different senses of belonging and consciousness in the context of Australian multicultural society.

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