{"id":28036,"date":"2016-07-15T08:09:00","date_gmt":"2016-07-15T05:09:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/eliamep.lncdoo.com\/monografia-apo-koinou-eliamep-cidob-gia-tin-elliniki-krisi\/"},"modified":"2024-08-28T11:04:40","modified_gmt":"2024-08-28T08:04:40","slug":"monografia-apo-koinou-eliamep-cidob-gia-tin-elliniki-krisi","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.eliamep.gr\/en\/monografia-apo-koinou-eliamep-cidob-gia-tin-elliniki-krisi\/","title":{"rendered":"Joint monograph by ELIAMEP – CIDOB on the Greek crisis"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Less than a year ago, the Greek crisis reached its highest level of tension. After arduous negotiations, the Greek government and\u00a0its creditors signed the agreement for a third bailout in July 2015,which should provide liquidity to the Greek public sector in return for a severe programme of deficit adjustment and structural reforms. At the time of finalising this edited volume, the spectre of Grexit seems much less likely, although not yet impossible (especially if there is Brexit). After\u00a0six years of painful austerity and the adoption of a number of structural reforms, the original sins of the Greek economy, the structural governance deficits of the eurozone and the imbalances between the European economies remain almost unchanged. The crisis that dominated the European debate in the summer of 2015 changed the perception of Greece and the EU for good.<\/p>\n

The contents of this monograph aim at providing a comprehensive view on the changing landscape of both Greek and European politics as a consequence of the eurozone crisis. It presents the results of a research workshop jointly organised by CIDOB and ELIAMEP on December 18th 2015, which departed from the following hypothesis: If the Greek crisis became the epicentre of the eurozone crisis and Europe\u2019s economic and monetary downturn became an existential threat to the European\u00a0project, then the consequences of the crisis should have transformed the behaviour of Greek authorities towards Europe and of the European authorities in facing the crisis. In other words, Greece and the EU should have adopted new visions reflecting both the transformation of the Greek political scene and the eurozone\u2019s response to a systemic crisis.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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INTRODUCTION<\/a>
\nPol Morillas and Thanos Dokos<\/p>\n

MISSION IMPOSSIBLE OR AN ABSOLUTE BEGINNER? SYRIZA\u2019S EUROPEAN POLICY CHOICES ON THE WAY TO GREECE\u2019S 3rd BAILOUT PROGRAM<\/a>
\nGeorge Pagoulatos and Panagiotis Vlachos<\/p>\n

AN OLD CRISIS, A NEW GOVERNMENT AND THE CREDITORS: \u201cPLUS \u00c7A CHANGE PLUS C’EST LA M\u00caME CHOSE\u201d?<\/a>
\nDimitris Katsikas<\/p>\n

THE POLITICS OF SYRIZA IN EUROPE: FROM LEFT-WING RADICALISM TO POST-LEFT MANAGERIALISM<\/a>
\nFilippa Chatzistavrou<\/p>\n

THE GEOPOLITICAL DIMENSION OF THE GREEK CRISIS<\/a>
\nThanos Dokos<\/p>\n

GREECE AND THE CRISIS: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE<\/a>
\nEffie G. H. Pedaliu<\/p>\n

EUROZONE GOVERNANCE AFTER GREECE: LESSONS LEARNED, LESSONS TO LEARN<\/a>
\nEleni Panagiotarea<\/p>\n

EMU GOVERNANCE AND THE MEMBER STATES: LESSONS FROM FEDERATIONS AND OTHER COUNTRIES<\/a>
\nCinzia Alcidi<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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