Steven Panageotou

Abstract

The strategy intended to resolve the Greek financial crisis is not a resolution strategy at all—it is more accurately conceptualized as a crisis management strategy, which is insufficient to reduce the public debt and instead fuels a deflationary spiral. Consequently, power is wielded by unelected, international political and financial institutions and actors, the crisis management regime, who have engendered a wave of discipline, surveillance, and control alongside a neoliberal restructuring of the Greek economy.

Keywords

Neoliberalism, democracy, ideology, financial crisis, Greece, austerity

From: Review of Radical Political Economics 2017 49 (3)

Editor: Wang Yi