Background
Leontidou, Lila Triantafyllia was born on April 29, 1948 in Athens, Greece. Daughter of Jason and Afroditi Leontidou.
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Education
Diploma in Archt. Engineering, National Technology University, Athens, 1971. Certified in urban and regional planning, National Technology University, Athens, 1972. Master of Science in Geography, London School of Economics/Political Science, 1973.
Doctor of Philosophy, University London, 1981.
Career
Lecturer Aristotle University, Thessaloniki, Greece, 1975-1981. Development planner, 1982-1987. Senior fellow Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, 1986.
Associate professor National Technology University, Athens, 1986-1993. Senior lecturer in geography and Mediterranean studies Kings College, London, 1993-1997. Professor University Aegean, Lesvos, 1997—2002.
Visiting professor University Caen, France, 1999—2000. Professor geography and European culture Hellenic Open University, Athens, since 2002, dean School Humanities, 2003—2007, vice-dean School Humanities, since 2007, president H. O. University Corporation Academy Staff, 2007—2008. Visiting professor University Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne, 2008—2009.
Leader in European Union Targeted Socio-Economics Research Project on Social Exclusion on European Borders, 1997-2001. Coordinator, member steering committee Urban Sprawl project, 2002-2006, Organized Civil Society European Governance Project, 2003-2006. Member international management committee EastBordNet, Cost Project, since 2008.
Achievements
Membership
Expert on Mission United Nations E.C.E., Geneva, Switzerland, 1985-1987. Representative National Center Social Research, Brussels, 1989-1991. Steering committee Universities Capital Cities Network, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1991-1994.
Greek representative standing committee for the social science European Science Foundation, Strasbourg, France, 1994-1999. Member National Council Planning, the Environment & Sustainable Development, Greece, 2003-2004. Member Institute British Geographers, London School of Economics Alumni Society, Association Greek Planners, Association Greek Architects, Hellenic Planning and Urban History Society (vice president 2000-2003), Association Greek Women Scientists.
