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This profile gathers published analysis and articles from the public Nomika Epilekta library.
Today, without exception, everyone has something to say about the crisis that did not arrive by chance and now torments us with unknown consequences.
After the latest rapid and dramatic developments, which proved in the most categorical way who our masters are, the author returns to recent history…
A first-home transfer tax exemption case exposes unequal treatment and racist conduct inside a Greek tax office during the crisis.
The marriage is doctrinally characterized as a sacrament (theological point of view) and is solemnized in the presence of a competent local priest…
It was 2004 when the tsunami suddenly drowned Indochina. A few years before the “crisis” broke out. While others were dying, we were celebrating…
A reflective legal essay moves from the lawyer’s office and the burden of justice into imagined escapes through sea, mountain, music, taverns…
Labor bosses do not go to paradise; they go everywhere. Trade unionists, like politicians, deal professionally with saving others, while public…
By Georgia Linardou. With illegal interest exceeding 100% annually, and violence no longer stopping at threats, usury in Greece has moved from…
The article criticizes the insistence of taxi owners on mobilizations that, in the author's view, undermined the rule of law, institutions, and…
Two articles that at first reading seem to take opposite approaches in fact complement each other in a clear finding that unilateral fiscal cuts…