معرفی
Dr. Nikolaos Lampas is an Assistant Professor of International Relations and European Studies at Deree – The American College of Greece. He teaches courses in International Relations theories, foreign policy analysis, global markets, and strategy. His research focuses on American foreign policy, migration securitization, and refugee-related security perceptions, with affiliations to the International Studies Association and the Hellenic Society of International Law.
- Education: BA (International and European Studies, University of Piraeus), MS (Strategic Studies, University of Aberdeen), PhD (International Relations and Strategic Studies, University of Reading)
- Award: Post-doctoral fellowship from IKY for refugee prejudice research
Research interests emphasize migration security dynamics, rogue state behavior, and U.S. strategy toward 'rogue states'. He has published a book on U.S.-Rogue State relations and peer-reviewed articles in Mediterranean Quarterly, Political Studies Review, and others. His work critically examines refugee stereotypes, EU-Turkey agreements, and NATO's strategic implications for Greece-Turkey relations.
Publications span 2015-2023, covering themes like NATO strategy, realism policy relevance, pandemic securitization failures, and refugee radicalization risks in Greece. His analysis often bridges theoretical frameworks with empirical case studies in geopolitical hotspots.
- Labs/Teams: Active in the Schusterman Center for Israeli Studies (Brandeis University) as a fellow
- Grants: IKY postdoctoral award supported his refugee stereotype research
