This collective volume approaches the political parties and the party system of our country through the perspective of dynamism, with an emphasis on the developments that have taken place after the 2007 elections, while also presenting the electoral appeal of today's parliamentary parties.

Among other things, it examines the basic characteristics of party competition in Greece, as well as the main areas of change: party system, party organization, political participation.

The authors rely on theoretical approaches and techniques of modern political analysis to outline the most recent developments in the Greek political scene and ultimately clarify the changes in the party system from the transition to the present day.