John S. Koliopoulos is Professor of Modern Greek History at the University of Thessaloniki and the author of many books, including Brigands with a Cause an Plundered Loyalties. Thanos Veremis is Professor of Political History at Athens University and President of the board of ELIAMEP (the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy). He is the author of The Military in Greek Politics.
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Part I. POLITICS AND STATECRAFT 1. A Regime to Suit the Nation 2. Government and People Part II. INSTITUTIONS 3. The Church of Greece 4. The Military 5. Education: The Mighty Greek School Part III. THE ECONOMY Part IV. SOCIETY 7. A Land of Peasants 8. The Search for a Middle Class 9. Migrants, Refugees and the Diaspora 10. Of Heroes and Heroic Deeds 11. Crime and Impunity Part V. IDEOLOGY 12. Shaping the New Nation 13. Demarcating the Past 14. The Return of the Hellenes 15. Of Greeks and Others 16. Europe in Greece Part VI. FOREIGN POLICY 17. Greek Foreign Policy: From Independence to Liberation 18. The Post-War Legacy Part VII. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY 19. The Frontier and Beyond 20. A Northern Boundary 21. War for Land Part VIII 22. Culture