Manos Matsaganis

Manos Matsaganis is Associate Professor at the Athens University of Economics and Business. In 2014-2015 he has been visiting the US as a Fulbright Scholar (Center for European Studies, Harvard and Center of Equitable Growth, UC Berkeley). The text is a version of his talk at a mini conference on “The Political Consequence of the Eurozone Crisis in the Debtor States”, at the Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies, Harvard University (March 3, 2015).

The Eurozone crisis and the future of Europe, as viewed from Greece

As new rulers (and their voters) gradually realize that austerity cannot be simply voted out of existence, or prosperity into existence, the prevailing mood is that of a bad hangover.

By Manos Matsaganis

/ 6 Dec 2015

The Eurozone crisis and the future of Europe, as viewed from Greece

As new rulers (and their voters) gradually realize that austerity cannot be simply voted out of existence, or prosperity into existence, the prevailing mood is that of a bad hangover.

By Manos Matsaganis

/ 6 Dec 2015

The trouble with SYRIZA

Despite being 'a man of the Left', and despite being hugely critical of the parties that ruled the country since 1974, there are several things about the rise of SYRIZA that absolutely terrify me.

By Manos Matsaganis

/ 14 Mar 2015

The trouble with SYRIZA

Despite being 'a man of the Left', and despite being hugely critical of the parties that ruled the country since 1974, there are several things about the rise of SYRIZA that absolutely terrify me.

By Manos Matsaganis

/ 14 Mar 2015

National populism and xenophobia in Greece

‘National exceptionalism’ has long served as an antidote to the many disappointments that being a Greek has often entailed. But historically, has this now opened the door to populist forces in Greece’s political culture?

By Aristos Doxiadis and Manos Matsaganis

/ 27 Nov 2012