Dimitra Karantzeni

Dimitra is twenty-one years old and she lives in Aigaleo, a west suburb of Athens, Greece. She studies Communication and Media Studies in the National and Capodistrian University of Athens, she speaks english and french and enjoys reading books, magazines, newspapers etc. She loves everything about journalism, particularly looking for the hidden aspects of everyday life.

As she strongly believes “There is just one true, but too many, different ways to see it” At least, we have to try to reach it ourselves, rather than let others guide us…


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	"Goodbye 2011 - Events that shook the world" by Dimitra Karantzeni The year that has passed was above all, full of significant events, some of which have completely changed the course of history. For save-spacing reasons, I aim to focus on those that, in my opinion, drastically changed the international socio-pol
	Proud to be Greek (?) by Dimitra Karantzeni The last months, every day in Greece, is a new day, but this comes with the worst meaning possible. And that is simply because, no one, and I’m talking about the citizens of my country, hardly knows whether new decisions, legislations or pol
	Join us in Neverland........ by Dimitra Karantzeni The king of pop is dead. Breaking news spread all over the world causing sadness, dist

	Migration in Greece - An open wound (in Greek) by Dimitra Karantzeni Κοινωνική καταπίεση. Πολιτική εκμετάλλευση. Ρα
	European elections - who cares (In Greek) by Dimitra Karantzeni Τον προσεχή Ιούνιο – και συγκεκριμένα μεταξύ 4 κ
	The fragile democracy (In Greek) by Dimitra Karantzeni ΕΛΛΑΔΑ : H ΕΥΘΡΑΣΤΗ ΔΗΜΟΚΡΑΤΙΑ ΤΩΝ ΗΜΕΡΩΝ ΜΑΣ
	Livre ou tÃ©lÃ©vision? â€“ Une vieille querelle by Dimitra Karantzeni Les vacances sont malheureusement terminées pour presque tous les gens mondialement et la rentrée a la quotidiennité qui nous presse et nous ettouffe très souvent, est parfois plus difficile que nous pourrions imaginer…
	Turkey's EU future and Greece (In Greek) by Dimitra Karantzeni
	Scandals and Media ...in Greek by Dimitra Karantzeni
	Globalization and National Identities - The Society of Negotiation by Dimitra Karantzeni To start with, globalization can be interpreted from many different perspectives: economic, social, psychological, political, and even philosophical. There is little argument, though, that globalization is now a major characteristic of our daily l
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