Vasileiadis Nikolaos

Vasileiadis Nikolaos serves as Assistant Professor at the Department of International and European Studies, University of Macedonia, specializing in Southeastern Europe's historical and institutional evolution within European and global frameworks.

Education:

• PhD in Modern and Contemporary History, Department of Science of Pre-School Education and Training, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (2004)
• Degree in Law, Department of Law and Economics, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (1992)

Research Focus: His scholarship critically examines Modern Greek/Balkan History, Intra-Balkan Relations, Greek-Turkish Affairs, Cypriot Conflict dynamics, and European Union institutional development. Work emphasizes cultural diplomacy and historical roots of contemporary Southeastern European geopolitics.

Teaching Portfolio: Instructs core courses including Cultural and Educational Diplomacy (UNESCO Chair), History Since WWII, International Law, Balkan International Relations, and Contemporary Greek History through graduate and undergraduate programs.

Scholarly Output: Maintains active publication record with 7 books, 1 scientific journal article, 3 conference papers, and 8 additional works reflecting deep engagement with modern European historical scholarship.