THE INEFFECTIVE & UNWORKABLE STABILITY & GROWTH PACT Abstract The paper presented provides a discussion and evaluation of the functioning of the fiscal discipline instrument; it was designed in the early 1990’s for inclusion in the Maastricht Treaty, refined in 1997 with the creation of the Stability & Growth Pact (hereafter, ‘SGP’), and reformed in […]
Historisch voorwoord Griekenland van 1200 – 800 v. Christus Na de val van de Myceense paleizen trad in Griekenland een periode van chaos in en bestond er geen sterk lokaal gezag meer dat nieuwe groepen immigranten zou kunnen tegenhouden. Het precieze patroon van de volksbewegingen ontgaat onze waarneming, maar de meeste historici nemen aan dat […]
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Get startedAn Ethno musicological Analysis of the Music of a Greek Sub-Culture Rembetika is the Greek urban song that emerged during the 20th century. The aim of this dissertation will be to approach, explore, evaluate, and compare rembetika as cultural art expression and as heritage art expression. It will explore the roots of rembetika, the historical […]
The Central Bank of Greece is called the Bank of Greece. Its head quarter is in Athens. It is established in 1927. It is preceded by National Bank of Greece (1928) and succeeded by European Central Bank (2001). The Bank of Greece is still exists but most of the functions are performed by the ECB.The […]
In Greece the government dept and the money owed to pension funds, summing up to 1,2 trillion was becoming a huge burden . All the national services were running on a deficit and they were showing great inefficiency. In addition to this, corruption was obvious in every sector and tax evasion was more than a […]
Lavipharm S.A was established in 1911 and is today a leading pharmaceuticals company with operations in Greece and major international markets such as the USA and France. The Company is mainly a commercial distributor not only of drugs but also of cosmetics. Lavipharm S.A offers products derived from own research as well as high-level services […]
Introduction This paper will examine the social welfare and economic implications of the recent 2015 referendum on Greek bailout conditions offered by the ECB and IMF, starting with and examination of the history behind the crisis, the resulting series of financial bailouts along with the conditions imposed and their economic and social welfare ramifications, and […]
Introduction Alexander, The Great was son of king called Philip II of Macedonia. He was born around 356 BC on 20th July. He was an extraordinary person who enjoyed to recite Homeric poetry. He was born at the place called Pella Macedonia. He was learned and trained by Greek philosopher by the name Aristotle. He […]
Alexander the Great has been dead for centuries but the debate regarding his ethnicity is alive and well. Was he Macedonian or Greek? or both or neither and why does this even matter? This requires an examination of the historical, geographical and political practices of his time. The question of why his ethnicity matters is […]
All through the Eurozone emergency, observers called upon Germany to accept administration. However, Germany has not developed as the sought after developer. As indicated by the issue in question, we watch three unique results: right off the wink, Germany declined to lead; also, Germany accepted initiative, however neglected to convey; thirdly, Germany gone about as […]
The term Polis evolved over time, they were the nucleus (central area) that controlled the surrounding communities. Over time it meant the Polis controlled the surrounding city states. The origins are not clearly known. Sparta Today we are gathered here at the Apella to convey news of the plans going forward to a future of […]
“In this corner standing at 260 pounds, George Foreman!” You’ve heard something like this at a boxing match, right? Boxing is a high- octane sport with heavy preparation, a rich history and pulls in loads of fans and players alike! Did you know that boxing originates from Ancient Greece on 688 B.C? The Greeks thought […]
