#  "Revisiting Thucydides" Workshop 

 



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####  calendar\_today Date and Time 

 **May 16 - May 17, 2026** 

 11:00AM - 03:00PM EEST 

####  pin\_drop Location 

 **CHS Greece**  

 [Philhellene Square and King Otto Street  
21100 Nafplio  
Greece



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- **Organized by:** CHS Greece
- **Academic coordination:** [Dr. Agis Papageorgiou](https://www.lse.ac.uk/people/agis-papageorgiou) (Guest Teacher, Department of International History, London School of Economics and Political Science)

### Synopsis

This workshop revisits Thucydides as a strategic analyst of power politics and uses his work to examine how small states preserve autonomy, security, and political stability great power competition settings. The workshop treats asymmetry as a recurring feature of international order and focuses on how coercion, credibility, misperception, and escalation dynamics shape the decision space of middle and small powers alike. Participants will engage directly with selected Thucydidean episodes to identify enduring patterns in bargaining under duress, alliance behavior, and the limits of moral and legal argument when vital interests are at stake. Learn more about the [workshop on "Revisiting Thucydides: How Small States Survive in a World of Great Powers."](/workshops/revisiting-thucydides-small-states-great-powers "Revisiting Thucydides: How Small States Survive in a World of Great Powers")



 

 



 

 See also:- [ Workshop Series ](/activities-type/workshops)
- [ International Affairs ](/activities-field/international-affairs)
- [ Classics ](/activities-field/classics)
- [ Political Theory ](/activities-field/political-theory)
- [ Open to all ](/target-audience/open-to-all)
 
 

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