From Thievery to Bankruptcy

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The debt crisis signals the collapse of a virtual model of development, which it developed, had the characteristics of the kleptokratia (thievery), waste, irrationalism, parasitism, arbitrariness and impunity. Along with this model collapses and unacknowledged social contract between the ruling class and the compact layer, which formed the basis of this model. Apart from the native aspect of the crisis, however, there is European. Greece is not the black sheep of the Eurozone, as he claimed the European priesthood. It is the weakest link in a not-so-solid chain.

The euro is at risk of systemic crisis. Greece has now become a guinea pig. It is the first member country of the EU in which the shock therapy and attempted deconstruction of the European social acquis. From the outcome of the experiment will determine the future not only of the societies of the European region, and societies of the European core.

The book is articulated in the following seven parts: - The cycle of dictatorship - The shadow of kleptokratias (thievery) - The unacknowledged social contract - The forerunner in December - The portrait of Captain - The Suspended Step of Europe - Memorandum and bust

In these, among others, the author traces the roots of the crisis, discusses the features and aspects, answers to key questions (eg if there was another way in 2009) deconstructs the dilemma "Understanding and bankruptcy", evaluates numbers of shock therapy, gives answers to the "haircut" of debt and assess the impact of the aponomimopoiisi exousias. Last, it explores scenarios to coordinate or uncontrolled bankruptcy to stay or exit of Greece from the Eurozone.

By Stavros Ligeros. 422 pages. Soft cover.

ISBN 978-960-16-4377-9