There is no other way for the government to go than radical deregulation.
In a democratic social process black and white is predetermined. For those who possess the absolute truth democracy is a process not only hard to understand but also needless.
The state’s credibility does not just need to be reinstated on international markets but also in the minds of the Greek people.
Local elections have not ceased to be political, but at least they are no longer dictated by exclusively partisan criteria.
Prophecies about a possible government reshuffle…
The good news is that in Greece there are no closed professions.
The WikiLeaks revolution has made a significant contribution to Western democracies.
It was not just the politicians who closed their eyes to reality; unions and other professional groups were also quite happy to string their people along.
Greek economy does not need the state to have a vision to survive. What it needs is the aggregate of private visions.
Now that the program for social security reforms has received the green light in Parliament, isn’t it time for the government to take care of the management of the country’s social security funds?
We are confronting a default of beliefs about the society and the economy, a default of an economic model based on the state.
The conflict about Greece’s recourse at the IMF is good news for the European Union.
The uneven globalization threatens even transnational political choices such as the project of the European integration.
How would journalists ever find out if politicians are aware of people’s problems? After all, they never asked them.
In the end, the government will be dragged into elections rather than calling them.
We need to initiate a program of decentralization so that people will gradually move out from the capital.
Why all this obsession with the election date?
Every corner of Greece appears to have suddenly discovered its ties to traditions that died out a long time ago.
The immoral nature of Cheney’s practices is not the crux of this issue. The problem is that history has already taught us how destructive they can be.
Who pays the water bill in self-organized initiatives?
