What Hellenism Watch Fellows are
Fellows are academics, researchers and practitioners who work with Hellenism Watch and publish analysis under their own name. Every text carries its author’s byline and remains their own work: Hellenism Watch is the place of publication, not the owner of the argument.
Hellenism Watch is an independent, non-profit initiative that documents, with sources, the situation of Hellenism in the diaspora, Thrace, the Balkans and the Eastern Mediterranean. Fellows cover the fields in which they have genuine expertise.
Who can apply
Academics and researchers in the social sciences and humanities, international relations, history, demography, linguistics and law. Also journalists, diplomats, teachers in diaspora schools and community officers with documented knowledge of the field.
Greek citizenship is not required, nor is residence in Greece. What counts is the quality of the work and the willingness to back every claim with a source.
What the collaboration means in practice
Fellows publish analysis, commentary on current developments or documentation of data, in whichever language suits them, Greek or English. There is no fixed publishing schedule.
Each Fellow gets a public profile on this page, with a short biography and their fields of expertise. Academic independence stays intact: Hellenism Watch does not dictate conclusions and does not ask anyone to clear their views.
How to apply
Fill in the form on the home page with your name, institution, field and a short description of your work. You can attach a photo for your profile.
Hellenism Watch reviews the application and replies by email. Once accepted, your profile is published here. Questions before applying: info@hellenismwatch.org.