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,Greece’s Foreign Policy Paradox,asingly Europeanized Greece may be the element of stability in the turbulent Balkan peninsula and provide a roadmap for the newer member states with whom she has cordial relations. Nonetheless, opinions on Greece’s foreign policy within Europe have been divided among those who think that after a pro

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Institut für Baustatik. Versuchsberichte it is a rather new phenomenon, a result of the political turmoil that followed World War II. Nonetheless, an ever-growing body of literature points out significant shortcomings in Greek policymaking (for details, see Featherstone 2005). In a rather sweeping generalization, Allison and Nicolaides ca

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-75158-6may argue from taking a cursory look at societal developments that Greece has advanced as a society and, following Ronald Inglehart’s arguments, has developed “post-materialist values” (Inglehart 1977, Inglehart 2005). Several questions arise regarding this observation, not the least of which is reg

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Durkheim as a French Nationalist,scribed as “downloading” in chapter 1. In the previous chapter, I focused on the problems of downloading in regard to identity. Even though it seems that there were many insurmountable obstacles to Greek membership because of the issues of multiculturalism and illegal immigration, in each case the e