Research Centre for the Humanities (RCH)

Announcement of results regarding the 3rd Public Call for a Fellowship at the Research Centre for the Humanities (RCH)

Data Rules. Reinventing the Market Economy

Book Presentation - 30 January 2025

Contested Histories of Settlement in Turkey and Beyond: Transnational Perspectives on Housing, Nation-Building, and National Identities

Open Workshop - 21 January 2025

The 1821 Revolution in the Public Sphere of the Greek State (1832-1920) by Efstathios Pouliasis

New Publication

OPEN ELEUSIS

A digital narration and a documentary for Eleusis and its people

“Coloured Stones” and Other Sartorial Details on the Eve of the Greek Revolution

The latest book at the RCH Digital Library (in English), by Olga Evangelidou

1821 Digital Archive

The Research Centre for the Humanities (RCH) has opened the “1821 Digital Archive” research project to the Greek and international public, on the occasion of the bicentenary of the Greek Revolution,

About us

Our Identity

The Research Centre for the Humanities (RCH) was established in Athens, Greece. It has started to function on January 1, 2015 and its legal status is a Non-Profit Organization. The main purpose of the Research Centre for the Humanities is the funding of research in the humanities through a process of annual public calls for the submission of research proposals.

Funding of research in the humanities

The cornerstone of any well planned strategy for research and development is to provide further research opportunities to outstanding young scholars who have already received their doctorates.

Articulation of an agenda for the multifarious significance of the humanities

This is an almost axiomatic position, its details being continuously re-assessed by policy makers all around the world. People who have received their doctorates and are willing to continue their research activities should be given such a prospect

Public discussion and further dissemination of research results

And though such an approach is being implemented for the biological, health, physical and engineering sciences, and to a certain extent for some of the social sciences

Research programs

“Enosis in the political discourses of the Greek and Cypriot Left in the 1950s and 1960s: The multifaceted trajectories of a movement”

Christofis Nikos
“Refugees from Greece and the Dodecanese to Turkey during WWII (1941-1944)”

Lamprou Alexandros
“Towards an alternative historiography of (modern Greek) architecture, 1945-67”

Kalfa Constantina
“Economic thought in Archaic Greece: the case of Pindar and Bacchylides”

Stergiou Gianna
“Housing Policies and Habitation Practices within the State of Emergency in the City of Volos (1922-2015)”

Kotionis Zissis, Barkouta Ioanna, Antoniou Antonis

Announcement of results regarding the 3rd Public Call for a Fellowship at the Research Centre for the Humanities (RCH)

Data Rules. Reinventing the Market Economy

Contested Histories of Settlement in Turkey and Beyond: Transnational Perspectives on Housing, Nation-Building, and National Identities

The 1821 Revolution in the Public Sphere of the Greek State (1832-1920) by Efstathios Pouliasis

Thursdays at the RCH

OPEN ELEUSIS

NORMED Seminars

“Coloured Stones” and Other Sartorial Details on the Eve of the Greek Revolution

1821 Digital Archive

About us

What we do

Funding of research in the humanities

Articulation of an agenda for the multifarious significance of the humanities

Public discussion and further dissemination of research results

Latest News

On Writing and Performing Femininity and Diaspora: A Literary Evening with Koraly Dimitriadis

Announcement of results regarding the 3rd Public Call for a Fellowship at the Research Centre for the Humanities (RCH)

Panel discussion: Scandinavia and the Greek Military Dictatorship

Research programs

“Enosis in the political discourses of the Greek and Cypriot Left in the 1950s and 1960s: The multifaceted trajectories of a movement”

“Refugees from Greece and the Dodecanese to Turkey during WWII (1941-1944)”

“Towards an alternative historiography of (modern Greek) architecture, 1945-67”

“Economic thought in Archaic Greece: the case of Pindar and Bacchylides”

“Housing Policies and Habitation Practices within the State of Emergency in the City of Volos (1922-2015)”