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Konstantinos Argyropoulos

It is a paradoxical world. People with their imagination accept the wonders of the universe and which lead the thought to a higher power. They fear this higher power, because they understand that they cannot control it. Everyday people, that is, we, in our effort to live organized, socially and safely, choose with a system called democracy, other fellow humans to represent us in the pursuit of the proclaimed security and prosperity. This system is divided into three equivalent institutional powers and a fourth informal one; the media. The legislative power which convinces that it is preeminent with the assistance of the fourth in return, has established the impossibility of control by the electorate of its works and days. From the moment the powerlessness of ordinary people in the face of the threatened "implementation" of laws becomes a consciousness in this particular caste of rulers, a chord of exploitation begins. All ordinary people are sidelined as entities, despised as citizens, bypassed as personalities, ignored as souls. They are ignored.
The book's articles suggest, in a dignified manner, a national awakening. A moral crusade.
PELASGOS PUBLICATIONS Ioannis Chr. Giannakenas Charilaou Trikoupi 14, PC 106 79 Athens Tel: 2103628976, 2106440021, fax 2103638435 Email: yyiannak@otenet.gr and acroceramo@hellasbooks.gr

Konstantinos Argyropoulos

A recent Nobel laureate says that “life exists only in the unspeakable.” If this Nobel laureate happened to meet Eugenia, then he would complement Plato by adding that “life exists in love. This love that is born in contact with sensible beauty. Then it evolves into a higher sphere. The beauty of the soul. The beauty that is destined to reach intellectual beauty. That is, the one that is true beauty. True human beauty envelops the entire being of creatures like an aura, divine. An immaterial composition, which, however, can also distinguish the sources of tangible life, the one that directs that Konstantinos Dodonaios and that Eugenia Athanasakos to the life that exists. The one that is narrated. The life that those who love know and live.”
PELASGOS PUBLICATIONS Ioannis Chr. Giannakenas Charilaou Trikoupi 14, PC 106 79 Athens Tel: 2103628976, 2106440021, fax 2103638435 Email: yyiannak@otenet.gr and acroceramo@hellasbooks.gr

Konstantinos Argyropoulos

In a world where the thought of surplus production dominates and where in this world a struggle, without mercy, has focused on the effort to direct the masses towards consumer education. In a world where people, despite their technologically and clerically structured intelligence, are "dragged" by their political, social and even more so by their economic "establishment" leaders. In this world, the unknown Greek and the Greek Cypriot Soldier stand opposite, who formally fights the opposing Turk in the specific period of 1974. In essence, he fights diachronic to keep alive and unscathed the concepts of homeland, race, religion from the corrosive "rationalists", who envision solutions whose generated profit - we the rest of the docile - accept as a natural consequence, to be channeled into the pockets of the establishment. Let us try, dear friends readers, to move aside the stone from under our feet and thus reveal the lurking reptiles. Let us raise our heads high to the sky to see the Greek light. Let us not take our course where those "modernizers" direct us, who in a scientific way neutralize our awareness and numb our conscience. Let us all say a thunderous NO together. Thus, for a belief with foundations! .
PELASGOS PUBLICATIONS Ioannis Chr. Giannakenas Charilaou Trikoupi 14, PC 106 79 Athens Tel: 2103628976, 2106440021, fax 2103638435 Email: yyiannak@otenet.gr and acroceramo@hellasbooks.gr

Konstantinos Argyropoulos

The "alloioi" are short stories, through which approaches to paradox are attempted. To this end and for a more thorough philosophical approach, the author benefits from literature as an instrument for conveying ideas, which can and does surpass scientific language, which has difficulty exhausting the ways of expression beyond the classified reality. These short stories reveal the labyrinthine puzzles of the soul of individuals, who try to communicate in today's world and who, for the most part, are unable to perceive the parabolic messages and paradoxical events, with their usually misguided interpretations. Man and not humanity, individuals and not man are interpretations, which may be the subject of paradox writers. For example, Paradoxical is also a social analysis, which has the informational advantage but does not lead to the exit from the social labyrinth. In the book, the reader will count paradoxes, such as pleasure and happiness as emotions of multiple choice, are beliefs that do not obey rules of general acceptance. Or that, while we perceive dreams with the senses, which we trust to distinguish reality from illusion, we are ultimately forced to withdraw our trust in unreliable senses. Or free choice in a society of the free circulation of ideas, where the "free" choice is directed. Or the paradox of nihilism, where the absence of meaning seems to be a kind of meaning. All these contrary to the accepted opinion, the author accepts that they are not an error but an everyday social practice.
PELASGOS PUBLICATIONS Ioannis Chr. Giannakenas Charilaou Trikoupi 14, PC 106 79 Athens Tel: 2103628976, 2106440021, fax 2103638435 Email: yyiannak@otenet.gr and acroceramo@hellasbooks.gr

Konstantinos Argyropoulos

This book attempts to present a way of analyzing perception in a world that, in order to be characterized as advanced, must have as its basis of assessment the factor of "better man" (homo melior). He is a man of tomorrow with a psycho-spiritual structure, where he is expected to be superior to the one known to date as homo sapiens and who is based on the universally accepted teachings of science, philosophy and versatile - in historical assumptions - ethics. The book is an uninterrupted essay, in which the interest revolves around the logical conclusions, which are due to the data of history and the practice of ideas. Reading the book is a challenge to the reader's subjectivity, where the unique and special abilities in recognizing beliefs, which concern verified natural and scientific achievements and the concerns caused by the audacity of man to want to approach where beliefs dictate divine limits, are tested. The way the book is written is an act of defense of the rich Greek language against its attempted fall. Readers with high demands will enjoy reading the book, as well as the distinguished humor with which its plot is rendered.
PELASGOS PUBLICATIONS Ioannis Chr. Giannakenas Charilaou Trikoupi 14, PC 106 79 Athens Tel: 2103628976, 2106440021, fax 2103638435 Email: yyiannak@otenet.gr and acroceramo@hellasbooks.gr

Konstantinos Argyropoulos

The established system of power and its "equivalent" media system have skillfully neutralized any tendency for genuine and traditional knowledge in the Greek space. According to the new perception, everything must flow according to the dictates of a promising globalization with supporting concepts of development, reform, economic interdependence and competitive balance. This will be achieved with the dictated evaluations, with the ambiguity of political intentions, the reducible political behavior and the establishment of military composure. The convenient indicators for the external control system will be the sliding national strategy and the weakening of national power. Some, very few Greek citizens, as if waking up from an imposed lethargy, observe a new world in formation. Without national guidance. Without identifying the necessity of a new Greek enlightenment. These few ask those around them in whispers: "where is Greece?"
PELASGOS PUBLICATIONS Ioannis Chr. Giannakenas Charilaou Trikoupi 14, PC 106 79 Athens Tel: 2103628976, 2106440021, fax 2103638435 Email: yyiannak@otenet.gr and acroceramo@hellasbooks.gr

Konstantinos Argyropoulos

It is the dazzling brilliance of the deeds of heroes. It is the clang of weapons handled with honor by Greek Cypriots and Hellenes, who defend the land of their ancestors. It is the pride that is consistent with such events, whose even their negative outcome offers the fighters of Cyprus the admiration of Hellenism even through today's general indifference and the distancing of many from exclusively national orientations. Thus superficially and thoughtlessly, today's Greeks, convinced by those who have the means of scientific persuasion - those of mass media - have been captured by the perfectly functioning system of power. They have been captured morally, as to their beliefs. They have been captured spiritually, as to the truth. They have been captured materially through borrowing and financial persuasion and devaluation. We envision the superiority that our race will establish when it returns to the ethos of celebrating - through its traditions - the deeds of those heroes whose stature exceeds that of those who act according to the rules of political correctness.
PELASGOS PUBLICATIONS Ioannis Chr. Giannakenas Charilaou Trikoupi 14, PC 106 79 Athens Tel: 2103628976, 2106440021, fax 2103638435 Email: yyiannak@otenet.gr and acroceramo@hellasbooks.gr

Konstantinos Argyropoulos

In the beginning was Chaos. Then Genesis. And later and after much Divine thought, we His disciples were born. We His hope, who counted us as His helpers and collaborators, to improve the initial divine condition of the Promise. And then we charted our own course. The history of each of us is a Holy Bible, which we ourselves ultimately and in our ignorance are unable to decipher. We are helpless in a regime of confusion. From the moment we escaped from the paradise agreement, after biting the apple of sin and falling into the revealed world, we are now called to embrace a different faith.
PELASGOS PUBLICATIONS Ioannis Chr. Giannakenas Charilaou Trikoupi 14, PC 106 79 Athens Tel: 2103628976, 2106440021, fax 2103638435 Email: yyiannak@otenet.gr and acroceramo@hellasbooks.gr

Konstantinos Argyropoulos

ΕThe reason for commenting is the author's dedication to those readers who abhor the vanity of money. Indeed, today and in this negative economic situation that has hit our homeland, we would say that we need more than ever to try to grasp the importance of our attachment to awareness, which comes from thoughts and versed flows of speech. Thus we will be freed from the closed horizons imposed on our mental world by these undesirable imperatives of these difficult times. Furthermore, with this book the reader is given the opportunity to discover that he too can exploit the stimuli caused by the meditative sparks that flicker through the lines of the texts and through them to move towards his own formulations with improved and advanced ideas.
The book's articles suggest, in a dignified manner, a national awakening. A moral crusade.
PELASGOS PUBLICATIONS Ioannis Chr. Giannakenas Charilaou Trikoupi 14, PC 106 79 Athens Tel: 2103628976, 2106440021, fax 2103638435 Email: yyiannak@otenet.gr and acroceramo@hellasbooks.gr

Konstantinos Argyropoulos

It is a book that provides the reader with the opportunity to approach many questions that concern modern man from various angles. In addition to the anxiety that is magnified by the focus of efforts to meet material needs, today's man is also quick to recognize his essential role in a world that is being shaped under fluid and revised conditions; a newly constituted world that unfolds in compliance with new ethical criteria. The intertwined and diametrically opposed ideas give rise to new types of systems of thought and provoke other types of approaches to the sensitive aspects of philosophy. Through the book, the agonizing search for a common understanding of the way in which believers operate becomes completely distinct. The role of science is also touched upon and the impact that it has on the attempted redefinition of the methods of assessing phenomena. Our known stability of traditional faith is shaken. The observed compression of the inherent ideas that constituted the intellectual structure of so many generations is causing the reversal of the way of perceiving rapidly evolving things. Some of the infinite things that reach our perception as transformable and reducible are the increase of atheological attitudes within the scientific community, the scientificization of the way of handling the social masses and the new environment to which man is called upon to adapt.
PELASGOS PUBLICATIONS Ioannis Chr. Giannakenas Charilaou Trikoupi 14, PC 106 79 Athens Tel: 2103628976, 2106440021, fax 2103638435 Email: yyiannak@otenet.gr and acroceramo@hellasbooks.gr

Konstantinos Argyropoulos

The compressive succession of events, the rapid development of technology, the astonishing achievements of science and the remarkable difficulty of human ability to understand all of this have contributed to the simultaneous deregulation of hitherto traditional social constants but also to the ceaseless effort for a rolling readjustment to new conditions.

The attempted unity in the world has appeared with many faces, many intentions, many expectations, but also many readings for the conception of its meanings under a regime of multiple interpretations.

The book attempts, through a short chronology, to highlight issues that concern today's society, which is confronted with all the transforming situations, with their political management, and with the risky leaps in journalism that herald progress.

The findings so far cause confusion and disconnection from the historical past. Whether this is good or bad will become apparent in the course of time, but it will still not be felt, because those of us who live in this changing world will consider it a natural consequence even if we do not understand it in its entirety.
ISBN: 978 – 960 – 522 – 501 – 3 www.hellasbooks.gr

Chariton Giotakis

Chariton Giotakis returned to the spotlight very soon with a new book. Assimilating the available knowledge of ancient authors from the original text and all modern scientific conclusions, he composed with literary inspiration and passion a particularly interesting historical novel. His new creation is an amazing combination of historical events, scientific conclusions and literary narration of everyday moments of the era, framed by real and fictional characters. What really excited me is the rich bibliography which clearly demonstrates the undoubtedly long and hard preparation of the author, constituting a valuable aid for the reader as well as an occasion for further bibliographical research. Remarkably successful is the scientific and literary integration into the plot and story of real History as well as the modern scientific conclusions that concern it. The structure of the material and the flow are amazing. The arrangement and juxtaposition of developments through historical events truly pass as a natural fact. The language used appears and is literary impeccable. Reading this carefully crafted text with its vocabulary provides spiritual nourishment and upliftment!

Antonis Liakopoulos

Professor Antonis Liakopoulos of the University of Thessaly, born and raised in Macedonia, graduated in Civil Engineering (summa cum laude) from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, 1977. Holder of an MS in Engineering Science, University of Florida, 1979 and a Doctorate (Ph.D) in Engineering Mechanics, University of Florida, 1982, he left his position as a university professor in the USA to help upgrade university education and research at the University of Thessaly. He is a charismatic and highly capable person, modest, kind, strictly demanding, absolutely fair and a tireless worker from morning to night. He stands out for the courage of his opinion, the prestige of his position, his integrity, seriousness, acumen, and erudition. He was also distinguished as an author of articles, texts, studies, etc. and proved to be a prolific writer. Understanding the flow under pressure in closed pipes is essential for the successful design of complex networks. Historically, the design of water supply networks was the first field of great technological interest in the application of closed pipe hydraulics. Today, in addition to the design of water supply and irrigation networks, the design of oil and natural gas transmission networks is based on the same principles. In his book, the professor studies flows, which, with a very good approximation, are considered permanent and incompressible (ρ = sta.). The author's first goal is to develop the methodology for calculating mechanical energy losses during the transport of fluids through closed pipes. Thus, all flow problems in closed pipes that are studied approximately in the course of Fluid Mechanics, in the context of the theory of ideal fluids, can be re-examined taking into account the internal friction of the fluid. The ultimate goal of Professor Antonis Liakopoulos is to provide engineers with the tools for the design and analysis of complex pipeline networks (e.g. water supply networks, industrial hydraulic installations, etc.). The first part of the book studies network elements in order of increasing complexity: flow in straight pipes of constant cross-section (chapter III), calculation of local losses (chapter IV), and design of hydraulic systems containing tanks (chapter V). The second part of the book includes an introduction to “Hydrodynamic Machines:” and discusses issues of pump and turbine operation in pipeline networks (chapters VI and VII respectively). The high quality and wide acceptance of the book contributed to the second edition of the book in less than a year. The 2nd edition incorporates improvements and extensive additions mainly to the material on hydrodynamic machines as well as an extensive glossary of English terms.

Anastasios Basaras

Logistics Management & Engineering
BASARAS ANASTASIOS €46,78 €42,10 (- 10,00%)
Publisher: STAMOULIS PUBLICATIONS Publication date: 10 2012
ISBN: 9789603519102 Format: 17×24 Pages: 628
Description
Usually in the business and commercial sector there is not a comprehensive approach to all the activities and functions of a system or a product in relation to logistics which can and should be applied during all stages of its life cycle. Here is the element that makes this book stand out. It presents logistics from a systemic perspective. Its main goal is for the reader to understand in depth, consolidate, apply in practice and develop the basic principles, concepts and elements of logistics management and engineering. The book is divided into 17 chapters and is a comprehensive reference manual containing more than 100 images and figures, 80 practical examples and 200 formulas and equations.

EL.I.S.M.E.

EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN, Present and Future.
Papadimas Publications: https://www.ebooks.gr/gr/τα-βαλκανια-μεταξύ-δυσης-και-ρωσιας-389937.html

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Erdogan's Islamic Turkey remains a revisionist force and with a vision of the old Ottoman territory, it dynamically and openly claims parts of Greek territory in Thrace and the Aegean, while it is planning the hostage-taking of Cyprus. Despite its multiple internal and external problems, Turkey constitutes a particularly significant threat to our country, which should be treated with due seriousness.
The underwater hydrocarbon deposits of Greece and Cyprus are a source of tension and claims but at the same time constitute a national opportunity. Their exploitation requires a National Strategy, political will and corresponding diplomatic, military and business preparation, readiness and action. The delimitation of the maritime zones of our country with as many neighboring states as possible should be an important part of our energy strategy, as it is a prerequisite for attracting energy investors.

EL.I.S.M.E.

Balkans Fragile balances.

The Balkan states bear the burden of a historically turbulent past and within them there are national, racial and religious minorities, which so far contribute to instability, instead of being bridges of good neighborliness. Among the Balkan peoples there are "open" conflict issues such as revisionism, territorial claims, irredentism and grandiose idealism, which are reinforced by foreign centers and updated by current demographic changes. Any implementation of even part of these would signal border changes with unpredictable consequences. The collapse of the USSR caused a power vacuum in the Balkans and the dissolution of Yugoslavia, while creating new dynamics in the competition between the USA and Russia in the region. The consequence of these developments is that to this day there exist "fragile balances" and ferments, which are evolving into a race, on the one hand for the integration of the Balkan states into the Euro-Atlantic institutions and on the other hand for Russia to maintain the greatest possible influence in an area in which it has always had strong foundations (historical, racial, cultural, religious). This conflict created artificial, precarious and questionable states, such as Bosnia & Herzegovina and Skopje, as well as unstable political formations, such as Kosovo, which are potential foci of a general conflagration in the region.

EL.I.S.M.E.

THE BALKANS – BETWEEN THE WEST AND RUSSIA.
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The report, therefore, from the implementation of reforms, particularly in the Balkans, until the end of the 1990s was rather poor, as the region was experiencing a multitude of significant problems and where the average citizen faced the present and the future with uncertainty and insecurity and felt strong dissatisfaction with the "practical benefits" of the political and economic changes introduced in these countries after the end of 1989.

Western-derived institutions had been introduced in all countries, but with “mixed results.” Observers in the region referred to “weak states” that had difficulty performing basic functions, such as combating widespread tax evasion, crime, and corruption. The “anti-state bias” of neoliberalism was largely seen as responsible for undermining the role of the state in the Balkan countries undergoing reform, leading to the formation of “weak states,” with particularly negative effects on the economies of these countries and, more broadly, on society as a whole.

All these open issues also underlined the fragile nature of the stability that prevailed in the post-communist Balkan region. Those forces in local societies that fought for effective change, an informal coalition that included reformist politicians, intellectuals, businessmen and a small middle class that wished to see a real rule of law and a productive economy that would be able to attract foreign investment, did not seem capable of fighting the problems they faced on their own.