Financial crisis has connected Europe with an obvious common pattern which consists the rapidly rise of protest parties that challenge the established political systems. The basic and new feature of these schemes is the intense war rhetoric against the European Union and the vehement rejection of the selected modes of euro rescue. In this sense, populism appears as a new specter haunting European democracies, as active risk, causing serious concerns. Unfortunately, the growing concern does not coincide with policies aiming at finding viable solutions, as the center-right parties and governments believe that the only solution to the crisis is to adopt austerity measures and Social Democrats have not yet found effective alternatives
There have been almost 40 years after the restoration of democracy in Greece and a peculiar prosperi...
This article explores the interplay between populism and crisis from a comparative perspective. Whil...
In the midst of the banking and economic crises that evolved most aggressively within the periphera...
Financial crisis has connected Europe with an obvious common pattern which consists the rapidly rise...
Populism as a term reappeared in everyday public discourse in Greece with the first protests against...
Greece was the European nation worst hit by the European Sovereign Debt Crisis, as well as the natio...
Within the broader debate on the Greek crisis, the theory of ‘populist democracy’ postulates that po...
The 1970's witnessed the institution of political liberalism in Greece, which went hand in hand with...
The term ‘populism’ has gained renewed prominence in Greece during the Eurozone crisis, in both publ...
The eurozone crisis has become associated with the rise of populism across Europe as it has coincide...
The negotiations between the Greek government and its creditors have dominated European politics in ...
Along with other South-European countries, since 2008, Greece has experienced deep economic and soci...
Greece has been hit harder by the financial crisis than any other EU member state, with the economic...
The occurrence of the financial crisis in Europe has offered enough space for the growth of populist...
The prevalence of the right-wing party of Nea Dimokratia (ND) in the Greek political landscape refle...
There have been almost 40 years after the restoration of democracy in Greece and a peculiar prosperi...
This article explores the interplay between populism and crisis from a comparative perspective. Whil...
In the midst of the banking and economic crises that evolved most aggressively within the periphera...
Financial crisis has connected Europe with an obvious common pattern which consists the rapidly rise...
Populism as a term reappeared in everyday public discourse in Greece with the first protests against...
Greece was the European nation worst hit by the European Sovereign Debt Crisis, as well as the natio...
Within the broader debate on the Greek crisis, the theory of ‘populist democracy’ postulates that po...
The 1970's witnessed the institution of political liberalism in Greece, which went hand in hand with...
The term ‘populism’ has gained renewed prominence in Greece during the Eurozone crisis, in both publ...
The eurozone crisis has become associated with the rise of populism across Europe as it has coincide...
The negotiations between the Greek government and its creditors have dominated European politics in ...
Along with other South-European countries, since 2008, Greece has experienced deep economic and soci...
Greece has been hit harder by the financial crisis than any other EU member state, with the economic...
The occurrence of the financial crisis in Europe has offered enough space for the growth of populist...
The prevalence of the right-wing party of Nea Dimokratia (ND) in the Greek political landscape refle...
There have been almost 40 years after the restoration of democracy in Greece and a peculiar prosperi...
This article explores the interplay between populism and crisis from a comparative perspective. Whil...
In the midst of the banking and economic crises that evolved most aggressively within the periphera...