1973. Review of monographs on the sociology of Greek Americans. Contemporary Sociology, Vol. 2 (1):82–83. [Reprinted as "The Sociology of Greek Americans," Epitheorisis Koinonikon Erevnon [The Greek Journal of Social Research], Vol. 14, pp. 210–21. Reprinted in Hellenic Chronicle, Feb. 22, 1973, p. 8.?]
1974. “Spiro Agnew and Greek Americans: A Hero's Rise and Fall,” Chicago Tribune, April 25, p. 22. [Reprinted in Athens News, June 12, 1974, p. 7.]
1976. “The Greek Experience in America.” Balkan Studies. Vol. 17 (1): 391–96.
1977. “Growing Up Greek American.” Society. Vol. 14 (2): 64–71.
[Reprinted in Jeanne Guillemin, ed., Anthropological Realities, New Brunswick, N.J. Transaction, 1981, pp. 387–400.]
1978. “Greek Americans.” E Kypros Mas, August, pp. 22–33.
1980. “Greeks Abroad: A Comparative Survey.” E Kypros Mas, August, pp. 14–21.
1980. “Theodore Saloutos: An Appreciation,” Hellenic Journal, Dec. 25, 10–12.
1982. “Greek-American Studies.” In The Greek American Community in Transition. Harry J. Psomiades and Alice Scourby, eds., 17–64 [?]. N.Y.:
Pella.
1984. “Greek Orthodox Youth Today: A Sociological Perspective.” In Greek Orthodox Youth Today. N. Michael Vaporis, ed., 11–36. Brookline, Mass.: Holy Cross Press.
1985. “Hellenic Letters and Their Impact on Greek-American Studies.” In Essays in Tribute to Hellenic Letters. Fotios K. Litsas, ed., 195–200.
Chicago: Modern Greek Studies Series.
1985. “The Greek American Mosaic.” Greek Accent, July/August, pp. 28–32.
1986. “Remembering Saloutos,” Greek Accent, July/August, pp. 11, 48.
1987. “Georgakas on Greek Americans: A Response,” The Greek American, Jan. 17, pp. 7–11. [Reprinted in the Journal of the Hellenic Diaspora, Vol. 14 (1987), Spring/Summer, pp. 55–62.]
1988. Review of Aimilia-Emily: Georgios-George by Helen Z. Papanikolas in Theofanis G. Stavrou, ed., 397–399. Modern Greek Studies Yearbook, Vol. 3, 1987.]
1989. “Greeks.” In Encyclopedia of Southern Culture. William Ferris and Charles Wilson, eds., 322–23. Chapel Hill, N.C.: University of North Carolina Press.
1989. “The Modern Greek Orthodox Church in American.” Journal of Modern Hellenism, No. 6, p. 9–17.
1989. “Archdiocesan Theological Agenda: Social Realities.” Greek Orthodox Theological Review. Vol. 34 (3) (Fall): 300–06.
1989. “Greek America in the 1980s,” The Greek American, December 23-30, pp. 4–5.
1992. “Greek Americans in Politics.” The AHI Network News (Fall), pp. 1–2.
1993. “Faith, Language, and Culture,” In Project for Orthodox Renewal. Steven J. Sfikas and George E. Matsoukas, eds., 17–32. Chicago: Orthodox Christian Laity.
1997. “Greeks.” In American Immigrant Cultures. David Levinson and Melvin Ember, eds., 334–42. N.Y.: Simon and Schuster Macmillan.
1997. “The Future of Hellenism in America.” Ahepan Magazine, summer, pp. 11–12.
1998. “The Greeks in the United States.” In The Greek Diaspora in the Twentieth Century. Richard Clogg, ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press (in press).
Scholarship
Goal: to set research agenda for international social science community on armed forces and society.
Short-range aim: to show how scholarly work can shape public policy.
Long-range aim: show sociology’s raison d’etre is to be anti-economics.
Also, chronicler of Greek American experience. [Source?]
1974. “Spiro Agnew and Greek Americans: A Hero's Rise and Fall,” Chicago Tribune, April 25, p. 22. [Reprinted in Athens News, June 12, 1974, p. 7.]
1976. “The Greek Experience in America.” Balkan Studies. Vol. 17 (1): 391–96.
1977. “Growing Up Greek American.” Society. Vol. 14 (2): 64–71.
[Reprinted in Jeanne Guillemin, ed., Anthropological Realities, New Brunswick, N.J. Transaction, 1981, pp. 387–400.]
1978. “Greek Americans.” E Kypros Mas, August, pp. 22–33.
1980. “Greeks Abroad: A Comparative Survey.” E Kypros Mas, August, pp. 14–21.
1980. “Theodore Saloutos: An Appreciation,” Hellenic Journal, Dec. 25, 10–12.
1982. “Greek-American Studies.” In The Greek American Community in Transition. Harry J. Psomiades and Alice Scourby, eds., 17–64 [?]. N.Y.:
Pella.
1984. “Greek Orthodox Youth Today: A Sociological Perspective.” In Greek Orthodox Youth Today. N. Michael Vaporis, ed., 11–36. Brookline, Mass.: Holy Cross Press.
1985. “Hellenic Letters and Their Impact on Greek-American Studies.” In Essays in Tribute to Hellenic Letters. Fotios K. Litsas, ed., 195–200.
Chicago: Modern Greek Studies Series.
1985. “The Greek American Mosaic.” Greek Accent, July/August, pp. 28–32.
1986. “Remembering Saloutos,” Greek Accent, July/August, pp. 11, 48.
1987. “Georgakas on Greek Americans: A Response,” The Greek American, Jan. 17, pp. 7–11. [Reprinted in the Journal of the Hellenic Diaspora, Vol. 14 (1987), Spring/Summer, pp. 55–62.]
1988. Review of Aimilia-Emily: Georgios-George by Helen Z. Papanikolas in Theofanis G. Stavrou, ed., 397–399. Modern Greek Studies Yearbook, Vol. 3, 1987.]
1989. “Greeks.” In Encyclopedia of Southern Culture. William Ferris and Charles Wilson, eds., 322–23. Chapel Hill, N.C.: University of North Carolina Press.
1989. “The Modern Greek Orthodox Church in American.” Journal of Modern Hellenism, No. 6, p. 9–17.
1989. “Archdiocesan Theological Agenda: Social Realities.” Greek Orthodox Theological Review. Vol. 34 (3) (Fall): 300–06.
1989. “Greek America in the 1980s,” The Greek American, December 23-30, pp. 4–5.
1992. “Greek Americans in Politics.” The AHI Network News (Fall), pp. 1–2.
1993. “Faith, Language, and Culture,” In Project for Orthodox Renewal. Steven J. Sfikas and George E. Matsoukas, eds., 17–32. Chicago: Orthodox Christian Laity.
1997. “Greeks.” In American Immigrant Cultures. David Levinson and Melvin Ember, eds., 334–42. N.Y.: Simon and Schuster Macmillan.
1997. “The Future of Hellenism in America.” Ahepan Magazine, summer, pp. 11–12.
1998. “The Greeks in the United States.” In The Greek Diaspora in the Twentieth Century. Richard Clogg, ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press (in press).
Scholarship
Goal: to set research agenda for international social science community on armed forces and society.
Short-range aim: to show how scholarly work can shape public policy.
Long-range aim: show sociology’s raison d’etre is to be anti-economics.
Also, chronicler of Greek American experience. [Source?]
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