Time Sharing in Greece

Paper Summary:

This paper explores the pros and cons of time sharing in Greece from the viewpoints of several agencies, governments and others having an interest in this detailed and specific subject matter. As part of the examination, the paper covers a brief history (recent background from 1981 forward) and what the problems are surrounding this contentious issue, plus what specific laws within the Greek government need revision in order to make timesharing more of a reality in Greece.

Table of Contents
Thesis Statement
Introduction
The Polity of Greece
CIA - World Fact Book Assessment - 1999
The Greek Economy
Greece and the EU
The Greek Viewpoint
Greek Relationships in Balkans
Greek Modernization Laws
The Changing of the Laws

From the Paper:

"Moreover, it is noted from the outset that the Greek Government and the Greek Orthodox Church both oppose increased "Timesharing in Greece," and each group for specific reasons of law and religious preservation of institutions. With these factors in mind, one shall be equipped to make an informed decision as to one's position on this issue. One factor obvious from the outset is that one cannot straddle the fence on this issue as many compromises shall be necessary to make this institution workable in Greece."

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