The studies in this volume cover aspects of the multifaceted scientific activity and personality of Giota Kravaritou: Law, Labor, Gender, and Psychology. The scientific fields that she loved and cultivated scientifically with her personal work and research. Labor Law was her first choice. Later, when she was in Nancy and Brussels, she combined it with European Law, to end up with Comparative and European Social Law, which she never abandoned, even when she was in Florence, the first female professor, dealing with teaching and research on Gender studies.
Those who knew her, collaborated with her, apprenticed with her, shared her ideas, and recognized her struggles for the rights of workers and women in Greece and Europe, were called to contribute to this Tribute and responded eagerly to the invitation.
Maria Karagianni, Christina Deligianni-Dimitrakou, Anna-Maria Kosta, and Konstantinos Tsekouras wrote about her personality.
Charalampos Apostolidis, Anastasia Grammatikaki-Alexiou, Christina Deligianni-Dimitrakou, Vasilios Kurtis, Dimosthenis Lendzis, Elina Moustaira, Zoe Papasiopi-Pasia, Christos Papastilianos, Konstantinos Pitsakis, Angeliki Pitsela, Elisavet Symeonidou-Kastanidou, Despina Tsourka-Papastathi, and Konstantinos Hatzikonstantinou wrote about Law.
Victoria Douka, Dimitrios Zerdalis, Zisis Papadimitriou, Angelos Stergiou, and Dimitris Travlos-Tzanetatos wrote about Labor.
Maria Archimandritou, Anna-Dimitra Gizari-Manou, Aikaterini Douka-Kampitoglou, Zenovia Kadiyannaki, Niki Kaltsoyia-Tournaviti, Ifigeneia Kamtsidou, Dimitra Kontogiorga-Theoharopoulou, Athena Kotzampasi, Anna-Maria Kosta, Sasa Lada, Alexandra Menou, Sofia Muratidou, and Theofano Papazisi wrote about Gender.
Gregoris Abatzoglou, Georgios Veltzos, Panagiotis Doikos, Zaira Papaligoura, Thanasis Tzavaras, and Mika Charitou-Fatourou wrote about Psychology.