Charis Gerosideris

Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University, Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia, Humanities and Social Sciences, Faculty Member

Keele University, Philosophy/School of Politics, International Relations and Philosophy, PhD Candidate in Politics and International Relations

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Dr Charis (Harris) Gerosideris is currently working as Assistant Professor of Humanities and Social Sciences in Prince Mohammed Bin Fahd University (PMU) in Saudi Arabia, and he was a Teaching Faculty of the University of Sheffield in the MA in Digital Media and Methods as well as an Assistant Professor in Security Studies at the King Fahd Security College and University of New Haven in Saudi Arabia. He holds a PhD degree in International Relations and Politics from Keele University focused on Environmental Security and Energy Security in Greece. His research interests include, but are not limited to environmental security and energy security, sustainability, homeland and national security, intelligence, cyber security, Q methodology, social and digital movements (green movements) and digital methods.
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Papers by Charis Gerosideris

Environmental Security and Megacities: An Application of Q Methodology

International Journal of Emerging Multidisciplinaries Security, Sep 22, 2023

Discussion and Concluding Remarks

Emerald Publishing Limited eBooks, Nov 10, 2021

Digital Media and Environmental Protests in Greece: #Skouries

The Emerald Handbook of Digital Media in Greece

Environmental Security in Greece: Perceptions from industry, government, NGOs and the Public

Perceptions of climate change as a security issue in the case of Greece : an application of Q-methodology in security studies

Environmental and Energy Security Policy Seekers

Environmental Security in Greece

Climate Change and Security

Environmental Security in Greece

Perceptions of Climate Change and Security in Greece

Environmental Security in Greece

Climate Change, Security and International Institutions

Environmental Security in Greece

Green Growth, Oil Extraction and Sustainable Energy Policy Supporters

Environmental Security in Greece

Discussion and Concluding Remarks

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Anthropogenic Climate Change and Environmental and Energy Security Believers, Anti-climate Change Scepticism

Environmental Security in Greece

Q Methodology in Establishing the Stakeholders’ Perceptions of Environmental Security and Energy Security in the Case of Greece

Climate Change as a Security Issue in the Case of Greece and Q-Methodology.docx

This paper highlights significant climate change issues in a vulnerable country such as Greece vi... more This paper highlights significant climate change issues in a vulnerable country such as Greece via security perspectives from the country’s worst wildfires activities of August 2007 until today. It then briefly analyses obvious climate change-related issues through the lens of national security and it presents particular connections between environmental security, energy security, national security, human security, etc. with Greek water, sea and air pollutions as well as wildfires. Main consideration is given to the absence of approaching climate change as a security threat in Greece not only at an institutional (state) level, but at an academic and public level too. The paper critically examines the nonexistence of national climate change-policy and energy security-policy, the Greek failure of addressing security and any threat out of the orthodox and traditional epexegesis of security studies and suggests a new approach of explaining climate change as a security issue in the case of Greece through the application of Q-Methodology, which is a unique and sophisticated methodology for security studies.

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Environmental Security and Megacities: An Application of Q Methodology

International Journal of Emerging Multidisciplinaries Security, Sep 22, 2023

Discussion and Concluding Remarks

Emerald Publishing Limited eBooks, Nov 10, 2021

Digital Media and Environmental Protests in Greece: #Skouries

The Emerald Handbook of Digital Media in Greece

Environmental Security in Greece: Perceptions from industry, government, NGOs and the Public

Perceptions of climate change as a security issue in the case of Greece : an application of Q-methodology in security studies

Environmental and Energy Security Policy Seekers

Environmental Security in Greece