Greek Shipowners and Greece 1945-1975 From Separate Development to Mutual Interdependence

This account of the extraordinary growth of the Greek ship-operating industry following the Second World War is a major breakthrough. The body of data presented and analysed makes it possible to form an informed historical view of Greek pre-eminence in sea transport.

Preface
Acknowledgements
Notes on Measures and Abbreviations

Introduction

PART I THE SHIPPING FIRMS
1 The Shipowners: Kinship and Organization
2 The Shipowners and Shipping Firms
3 The International Scene and the Greek-owned Fleet

PART II SHIPOWNERS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
4 The Shipowners and the State
5 Shipowning Capital and Industry
6 Shipowning Capital and the Tertiary Sector of the Economy

PART III SHIPOWNERS AND THE POLITICAL ESTABLISHMENT
7 The Shipowners and the State
8 The Shipowners' Union and the Greek Authorities
9 Greek Shipping Policy: A Critique
10 Shipowners and Greece: An Epilogue

Appendices
Notes
Bibliography
Index

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