Hybrid Relations, the new book by Konstantinos Argyropoulos, Deputy Prime Minister and member of the ELISME Board of Directors
HYBRID RELATIONSHIPS
State Code: 3360-0509
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Presentation
It is not so difficult to understand that the citizens of the world, including the Greeks in the common fate, are tired of the current complex issues. They are possessed of an indefinite ideological orientation and lack the clarity of the necessary prudent visions. They are trapped in a huge volume of incoming information and “updates” from infinite sources with conflicting interests and opaque goals, but easily guessed.
Everyone imagines that better days will come with a great restart, but no one bothers to think about how such a desirable leap could be achieved. However, most people agree to the much-advertised modern democracy, following the incoming barrage of assurances that no obstacle is insurmountable for those charged with the responsibility of fulfilling democratic duties.
With this thought as a guide, citizens move forward and accept any kind of relationship they consider convenient, without questioning whether this is a harmful recipe for being transported to a later stage, where they will be captured in a psycho-spiritual prison with no hope of escape.
Pragmatism is something that truly prevails, and citizens, whether they like it or not, tolerate everything, because as is believed, they cannot do otherwise or if they react based on common sense, then they will find themselves in the opposite camp of the margin. And yet a new beginning is achieved when people actually question what is happening and which the ignorant consider to be happening far from any traditional Greek morality. (From the presentation on the back cover of the book)
Contents
The greeting of the President of ELISME and Lieutenant General (retd.) Ioannis Ath. Bantzoi
Foreword by Professor K. Grivas
Introduction
Relations with pragmatism
Relationships with historical experiences
Relationships with new data
Relations with Islam
Relationships with the inflexible
Relationships with tolerance