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Achilles Skordas

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By 2050, and as a consequence of the deep and persistent world debt crisis, kleptocracies had to sell-out large parts of state-controlled sectors of the economy, losing their grip over resources and clientele. Dictatorships were swept away, and the world economy was rebuilt from the bottom-up through transnational systems of economic governance and the introduction of regional currencies. As the Chinese economic model suffers a major crisis, economic liberals and value conservatives in the Communist Party compete openly for power in general elections.

Utagawa Yoshitora, Online Collection of Brooklyn Museum
Utagawa Yoshitora, Online Collection of Brooklyn Museum

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Utagawa Yoshitora, Online Collection of Brooklyn Museum

Author: Achilles Skordas

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Achilles Skordas

Achilles Skordas is Assistant Professor of International Law at the University of Athens. He is member of the Department of Studies of the Greek Parliament.

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