Intergenerational trauma is a recognized outcome of situations of mass violence and can be
transmitted through violence against children. In some communities, present‐day issues …

Over the past few years, a global change has been witnessed, with forced displacement
becoming vastly more widespread, and also a protracted and sustained phenomenon …

Beyond an array of tragic events of human transport and suffering, the mass arrival of
migrants and refugees 1 to European shores in 2015, subsequently framed as the 'refugee …

This chapter deals with the parallel impacts of the 2008 financial crisis and the 2015
massive flow of refugees on public beliefs in Greece and Hungary. Our analysis utilises data …

The issue of migration deeply impacts European countries. Greece is one of the countries on
the migrants' route. While Greece is preferred by irregular migrants because it is the gateway …

Intergenerational trauma is a recognized outcome of situations of mass trauma involving
violence, such as the Syrian displacement crisis. One pathway for the transmission of …

The increasing number of Syrian families seeking safety and security in Middle Eastern,
European, and North American countries has given rise to conversations around …

The “refugee crisis” of 2015 caused an immense pressure on Europe's migration and
asylum policies as the existing system proved to be unprepared to address the scale of …

Both public and political narratives about migrants have been exceptionally negative in
Greece since the large wave of immigration from former Communist countries in the early …