Panagis Papaligouras (1917–1993) was one of the most prominent Greek politicians of the postwar period. He was continuously elected as a member of parliament by the Greek people and served the country as deputy minister and minister, mainly in economic ministries. He also served as Governor of the Bank of Greece.
With this volume, the political and economic thought of P. Papaligouras becomes accessible both to the general public and to researchers. In this way, historical memory is preserved for a politician who shaped and influenced economic policy throughout the entire postwar period.
