Skip to main content

Home    Aim    Team       

The Greek War of Independence: reappraising its economic legacies

Item

Title

The Greek War of Independence: reappraising its economic legacies

Date

24 June 2021

Abstract

How far may the economic problems of the modern Greek state be attributed to the nature of its origins? It’s small, albeit enlarging, size; the lack of popular trust in public institutions and authority; the recourse to patrons and to “rent-seeking”; and, its own vulnerability to external powers: are these path-dependent features that overwhelm the scope for change? This panel will discuss the inheritance of 1821 for the course of development taken by modern Greece and how it has structured options and choices. When, and how, has or might such historical determinism be overcome?

(Edited description from organiser’s website)

Type specialization

Format

Data sets

Language

Number Of Pages - Duration

01:29:16

Rights

All Rights Reserved

Linked resources

Filter by property

Relation
Title Alternate label Class
Power and impunity: what Donald Trump and Boris didn't learn from the ancient Greeks

Position: 5235 (26 views)