Will Greece be able to overturn the scenario and the forecasts? Two hundred years after the revolution of 1821, with events unfolding and developments appearing largely unpredictable, everything suggests that Greece is at a pivotal point in its history, where the political decisions or even oversights will determine its future and its very existence.

Sub-replacement fertility and brain drain, immigration and the territorial claims of our neighbors, the advance of Islam, and the uncertain future of the European Union, are just some of the pressing issues examined in the book, overturning predictions and raising concerns.

Do the festivities for the two hundred years since the revolution ultimately only serve to cloud our judgment and slow our reflexes as Greeks? A different perspective from a provocative book.