With memories of the dictatorship rekindled, Greeks are rejecting a political establishment that has sold its soul to the markets When there is a debt crisis, it is usually economists who are called in to sort it out. However, the really big debt crises, like the one currently facing Greece and the rest of the European periphery, cannot be resolved by economists alone. These crises constitute a ...
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