دانلود کتاب Modern Greece: A Civilization On The Periphery

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Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
List of Tables and Figures
Introduction
1 The Problem of too Much History
Modern Greek Nationalism: Competing Visions
The Dream of Byzantium
The Western Vision
Orthodox Christianity
Language and Culture
Creating a National Identity
The Consequences of Success
Contemporary Problems of Nationalism and National Unity
The Modern and Traditional Tensions Continued
2 Modern Greek History: From One Revolution to Another
The Struggle for Independence
The Great Powers and the Establishment of the Bavarian Monarchy
A New King, a New Constitution
The \"Revolution\" of 1909 and the Ascent of Venizelos
Internal Division and Political Instability
The Anatolian Disaster and Its Consequences
Political Instability and Economic Disaster
Political Stalemate and the Metaxas Dictatorship
3 World War II and After
The Occupation and Resistance
Liberation and Confrontation
The Civil War
The New Political Context
Political Stability and Economic Growth
The Center Union: Victory and Defeat
Military Dictatorship
4 The International Factor
The Tradition of Great Power Patronage
Greece and the Great Powers in the Nineteenth Century
The Great Powers and Greek Territorial Gains and Losses
The United States as Patron
Greek Foreign Policy Objectives
The European Union as Patron
Greek-Turkish Relations
The Problem with Macedonia
Relations with Albania
Greek Foreign Policy and the Diaspora
Greece and the International Economic System
The International Role of Greece
5 Society and Politics
The Patron-Client System
Greek Self-Esteem: Philotimo
Clientelism and Social Change
Refugees
The Labor Movement
Greek Public Enterprise and the Capitalist System
The Ecology Movement: A Case Study
How Greeks View the State: A Vulture with Teats
6 Greek Culture: Education, Religion, and the State
Education and Nationalism
The Reinvention of History
Education, Social Status, and the Economy
Educational Reform Since World War II
Current Constraints on Educational Reform
The Orthodox Church and Greek Nationality
The Orthodox Church and Independent Greece
The Orthodox Church and the State Today
Greeks of the Diaspora
The \"New\" Diaspora
Preserving Greek Culture
7 The Constitution in Theory and Practice
The 1975 Constitution
The State and Individual Rights
The Presidency
The Parliament
The Prime Minister, the Cabinet, and the Government
The Judiciary
Regional Administration
Parties in Law
Electoral Laws and the Party System
Constitutional Reality
8 Political Parties and Elections
Changes in the Party System
Changes in the Parties
The Political \"Families,\"
Party Genealogies and Political Realignments
Political Parties and Change
Changes in the Electorate
The Reassertion of Tradition
Contemporary Political Parties
The Persistence of the Current Party System
9 Political Forces and Policymaking
The Context of Policymaking
Is There a Greek Political Elite?
Policy and Political Leadership
Missing Actors: Interest Groups
The Mass Media and Policymaking
The Immutable Bureaucracy
The Military as a Political Participant
Where Does Policy Come From?
Political Scandals
Constraints on Policy
Public Resources and Elections
The Persistence of Traditional Patterns of Policymaking
10 The Political Economy of a Peripheral State
The Greek Economy
The Greek Economy During the Events of 1992
Political Culture, the Public Sector, and the Economy
11 The Challenge of Maastricht: European, Mediterranean, Balkan, or Third World?
Political Identity and the State
Civil Society and Politics
Greece in the European Union
Model or Exception?
Conclusion
Notes
About the Book and Authors
Index