Nikos Maghioros

Nikos Maggioros is  Professor of Canon and Ecclesiastical Law at the Department of Theology of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. (Government Gazette vol. C ‘2104/30-8-2022′). He studied at the Aristotle University and the Pontifical University of Lateran in Rome. He teaches Orthodox Canon Law, Sources of Canon Law, Comparative Canon Law, Ecclesiastical Law, Church-State Relations in Greece and the European Union. His main publications are: The receipt of normative conciliation in the imperial right in matter of conservation in CTh. XVI “), Roma, 1998, Constantine the Great and the Donatist dispute. Contribution to the study of Church-State relations during the Constantine period, Thessaloniki, Byzantium, 2001. State and Church in Greece:” To reform or not to reform ? ”, Droit et Religions, Annuaire», Vol. 2 t. 1 (2006-2007), pp. 496-534. The property law of the Roman Catholic Church, (De bonis Ecclesiae temporalibus.) The fifth book of the Code of Canon Law, Introduction – Translation – Interpretive Comments Thessaloniki, Vanias Publications, 2007. Religious education in Greece, in: The Routledge International Handbook of Religious Education, New York 2013, pp. 130-138. He organized and participated in various conferences on the dialogue between Christians and on the relations between religion and the state. He is the ECTS Coordinator of the School of Theology and a member of the Committee of European Educational Programs of AUTh.