Changes in the character of the Greek parliament

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Published: Jan 1, 1981
DOI: https://doi.org/10.12681/grsr.365
Margarita Dritsas
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Author Biography
Margarita Dritsas

Margarita Dritsas was born in Mansoura, Egypt in 1944. She got
her Language and Political Sciences degree from the Polytechnic
of Central London (1977) and has studied at the University of
Paris, Paris I, Sorbonne-Pantheon, and the University of the City
of Mexico, Universidad Autonoma de Mexico. Special researches
on Labour Control (Autogestion) in France and on Revolutionary
Institutional Party (RIP) in Mexico. Degree of Master of Sciences
on Political Sciences and Sociology from London School of
Economics (1978). There „he wrote a study on Political Clientele,
General Survey and Alternative Observation. She is working on
her Doctoral Dissertation at the Faculty of Sociology, London
School of Economics on social structures and policy during the
mid-war time in Greece. She has also worked as a reporter and
has befen teaching Sociology and modern Greek in a High School
of London.