1. Introduction: Clientelism and Economic Reforms: The Case of Greece
2. The Greek Political Economy in Historical Perspective
3. Clientelism as a Policy Equilibrium
4. Muddling Through Reform: Crisis and Policy Between 1985 and 1989
5. Departure from the Clientelist Equilibrium: The Economic Agenda of the Mitsotakis Government (1990-1993)
6. Clientelist Bias in Macroeconomic Stabilization: Fiscal and Monetary Policy under PASOK (1993-2000)
7. Clientelist Bias in Structural Reforms: The Case of PASOK (1993-2004)
8. Within-party Dynamics in Clientelist Politics: PASOK under Simitis
9. Beyond Clientelist Bias: The Impact of Economic Restructuring on the Nature of Distributional Politics
10. The Slippery Slope to the Greek Crisis (2004-2009)
11. The Greek Crisis (2009-2015)
12. Conclusion: A New Insight into the Clientelist System
Biography
Aris Trantidis is F.A. Hayek Fellow at George Mason University, the Mercatus Center, USA, and a Visiting Lecturer in the Department of Political Economy, King’s College London, UK
