GREEK MOUNTAIN VILLAGES: PLACES OF REFUGE IN AN UNCERTAIN WORLD
Since World War 2 in Europe, village populations have generally declined. The country bears environmental scars of centuries of hardship. Since the global Financial Crisis, Greek welfare payments have been slashed, while in 2013 60% of workers under 24 were unemployed. [...]it considers the contempo...
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