At the beginning of the 21st century, gray Greece is rising. Greece resembles an airplane trying to take off, but constantly taxiing until the end of the runway and always turning back at the end. It is not focused on the future, but seems attached to the past. It suffers from claustrophobia, when it should open fearlessly to the world. Its reflexes are slow and it has enough "cholesterol" flowing in its veins.
Greece is gradually turning into a society without adrenaline, where low birth rates, aging population, and the influx of immigrants, combined with conservatism and the inability to adapt to the globalized environment, are a recipe for a dark future. All these elements make up the image of a gray Greece.
Gray Greece is a pluralistic book, full of facts and tables, sharp opinions and disruptive ideas, imagination and humor. It does not belong to the school of "soft thinking", but is intended by its author to provoke and disturb its readers about the challenges and prospects of Greece in the 21st century. Its intention is to contribute to an intellectual revolution that will prevent the consolidation of gray Greece and create the conditions for a new "Greek spring". After all, who would want to live in a "gray" country?