Achilles Skordas

Achilles Skordas is Assistant Professor of International Law at the University of Athens. He is member of the Department of Studies of the Greek Parliament.

Achilles Skordas

By 2050, and as a consequence of the deep and persistent world debt crisis, kleptocracies had to sell-out large parts of state-controlled sectors of the economy, losing their grip over

By Achilles Skordas

/ 13 May 2011

A liberal European immigration policy platform

I. People Flow The vital conceptual shift from migration control to flow management proposed in People Flow is convincing: in the era of globalisation the nature of migration has profoundly

By Achilles Skordas

/ 13 May 2003

A right to use nuclear weapons?

For the first time since the end of the cold war the possibility of someone, whether a state or not, using nuclear weapons is real. The potential war against Iraq,

By Achilles Skordas

/ 4 Feb 2003

Militant liberalism

Todd Gitlin asks, “Is there any politics after the attack against New York and Washington D.C.?” My answer is an unequivocal “yes”. Not only will politics survive the World

By Achilles Skordas

/ 17 Sep 2001