Intellectum

Intellectum was established in 2006 by the nonprofit Intellectum scientific society as a biannual academic and cultural journal. Its creation placed the publication within Greece's independent, society-based intellectual and cultural publishing sector rather than within a large commercial media group. From the outset, the journal's remit was broad, bringing together material from disciplines and fields that include philosophy, political science, law, human rights, communication studies, literature, poetry, journalism, and forensic science. The publication has maintained a two-part language model. Its physical edition is in Greek, serving a Greek-speaking readership, while its online edition is bilingual. The digital format includes English translations of many articles and interviews, enabling selected content to circulate beyond Greece and making the journal more accessible to an international academic and cultural audience. This bilingual approach is a significant part of Intellectum's identity because it combines a national print base with a broader digital publishing ambition. The journal is a member of the Eurozine network, which links European cultural journals and supports the circulation of ideas across linguistic and national boundaries. Through this network affiliation and its bilingual online content, Intellectum participates in a transnational culture of essayistic and intellectual publishing. Its editorial content has included interviews with prominent figures from international criminal justice, political theory, philosophy, forensic anthropology, literature, communication, and journalism. The named interviewees include Carla Del Ponte, Ernesto Laclau, David S. Oderberg, Sue Black, Paul Johnston, Haris Vlavianos, Richard Katula, William Schabas, Panos Theodorides, and Stelios Kouloglou. In May 2011, Intellectum was presented at the 8th International Book Fair of Thessaloniki. That appearance provides a documented milestone in the journal's public presence and connects it with one of Greece's notable book and publishing events. The supplied references do not provide a detailed chronology of individual issues, changes in editorial leadership, circulation figures, commercial performance, or later organizational developments. Intellectum's known publishing model remains centered on recurring journal issues, supplemented by online publication and translated material. Its significance lies in the combination of nonprofit sponsorship, academic and cultural subject matter, Greek-language print publishing, bilingual digital access, and participation in a European network of cultural periodicals. Public reference material identifies Victor Tsilonis as editor-in-chief and gives the publication ISSN 1790-8426. Other organizational facts, including exact headquarters, staff size, funding, ownership arrangements beyond the role of the Intellectum scientific society, and present publication schedule, remain undocumented in the supplied material.

• 2011

  Presentation at the Thessaloniki International Book Fair

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  Intellectum was presented at the 8th International Book Fair of Thessaloniki in May 2011.

• 2006

  Journal established

  [1]Intellectumen.wikipedia.org

  The Intellectum scientific society established Intellectum as a biannual academic and cultural journal.

A nonprofit, intellectually oriented Greek journal connecting academic scholarship, cultural criticism, and public debate, with bilingual digital content that broadens its international reach.

• Academic and cultural periodical · 2006

  Intellectum print journal

  The core printed product is a biannual journal published in Greek. It addresses a wide range of academic and cultural subjects, including philosophy, politics, law, human rights, communication, literature, journalism, and related areas of public intellectual debate. The journal is issued under the auspices of the nonprofit Intellectum scientific society and carries ISSN 1790-8426.

• Digital publication

  Intellectum online edition

  The online edition extends the journal's reach beyond its Greek-language print format. It is bilingual and includes English translations of many articles and interviews. The digital edition supports the publication's international orientation and its engagement with readers interested in Greek and European intellectual and cultural discussion.

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