The documentary referring to the phenomenon of Debtocracy was first presented on Wednesday, April 6, 2011. In less than a week, approximately half a million people visited the related websites. This touching response led the creators to decide to deliver an enriched version of the documentary in printed form, which aims to present their views to readers and those who do not have access to the Internet.

The book includes:
- Introduction by Giorgos Delastik with the latest developments in our country and internationally.
- Texts by the creators (Leonidas Vatikiotis, Katerina Kitidi, and Aris Chatzistefanou) in a unified presentation, explaining the specific attempt, analyzing the political content of the project, and emphasizing why people supported this effort so much in practice.
- The script enriched with references to sources and artistic interventions.
- Interviews with distinguished scientists, the so-called unorthodox economic analysts.
- Texts related to the proposal for the creation of an Audit Committee.
- Epilogue with the creators' plans for the immediate future as well as the distant future.

For more information, you can visit the websites: www.debtocracy.gr and www.xreokratia.gr

The texts included are:

- Introduction: Debtocracy as a social phenomenon
- Prologue: Stories of Debtocracy: From Antonioni to Fight Club
- The script of Debtocracy
- FAQ: Answers to frequently asked questions
Interviews:
- David Harvey: The Greek government declared a default on its citizens
- Alain Badiou: Capitalists are not altruists
- Samir Amin: The Eurozone is not sustainable
- Costas Lapavitsas: The EU proved to be harsher than the IMF
- Eric Toussaint: It is immoral to pay an immoral debt
- Gérard Duménil: The debts of neoliberalism are crimes against humanity
- Avi Lewis: The IMF is like a zombie, you can't kill it
- Sahra Wagenknecht: The debt for the rescue of banks is odious
- Panos Papanikolaou: The IMF reduces life expectancy
- Nikitas Kanakis: Greece, like Uganda
- Hugo Arias: Greece of the '80s is like Ecuador
- Manolis Glezos: Let's shake off subjugation!
- Debtocracy: A great experiment

Appendix
- Athens Declaration on Debt and Austerity
- The first signatures for the creation of the Audit Committee
- Co-producers of the documentary.