From the design of Rigas Feraios to the Constitutions of 1821 and from the Constitutions of the monarchy to the constitutional texts of the "government of the Mountain" in the current Constitution and its revisions

The Constitutional History of Greece (1821-2001) is useful not only to legal or political scientists but to anyone who wants to understand more deeply the causes and current developments of crisis-stricken Greece.

It is a book in which the reader will find a brief history of modern Greece through its Constitutions. The book records and analyzes the turbulent developments, social contradictions, interventions of foreign factors, struggles and anxieties of the Greek people, as reflected in the various constitutional texts, in their implementation or violations.

Society, economy, politics, and Constitution are approached in a deep relationship of interaction:

- from the revolutionary Constitution plan of Rigas Feraios and the Constitutions of the 1821 revolution to the imposition of monarchy and foreign rule

- from the legislation of the national resistance to the turbulent pre and post-civil war period

- from the fall of the junta to the Constitution of 1975 and its most significant subsequent revisions.