Xenia Kounalaki writes about the causes of the rise of Golden Dawn, the discussion about banning the party, the theory of extremes, and the need for anti-fascism to become a trend.

Paschos Mandravelis writes about the ideological component of violence and how the democratic reflexes of society have been dulled by widespread lawlessness, resulting in acts of violence.

Michalis Mitsos wonders if the missing elements from Greek society to effectively address the problem of violence are forgiveness, redemption, and catharsis.

Gina Moscholiou writes about the violent uprisings of recent years, mass media, and hate speech, and wonders if the pervasive violence observed in Greek society today is political.

Tasos Pappas writes about the theory of extremes, the relationship between the Left and violence, and the equivalent dangers.