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Yanis Varoufakis
ISBN 9781784705763
Rs. 800
The Bodley Head
Adults In The Room
Who it's for: Readers interested in European politics and economic crises
In 'Adults In The Room', Yanis Varoufakis offers a firsthand account of his time as Greece's finance minister during the intense negotiations of the Greek debt crisis. This book details his attempts to renegotiate the country's relationship with the European Union, providing an insider's perspective on the corridors of European power, the decision-making processes, and the challenges faced when confronting established institutions.Why You Should Read? Gain unique insight into the intricate workings and power dynamics within the European Union during a critical period. Understand the Greek debt crisis from the perspective of a key negotiator, offering a personal and analytical view. Explore the interplay of economics, politics, and democracy within the Eurozone and its implications for global stability. Examine a critique of institutional structures and the 'deep establishment' through a compelling narrative of confrontation and negotiation.
Highlights
- Insider perspective on European power corridors
- Details attempts to renegotiate Greece's EU relationship
- Personal and analytical view of the debt crisis
- Explores economics, politics, and democracy in the Eurozone
- Critique of institutional structures and the 'deep establishment'
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All by Yanis Varoufakis →Questions about this book
Who is the author?
Yanis Varoufakis, who was Greece's finance minister during the debt crisis.
What is the book about?
It is a firsthand account of Varoufakis's time as finance minister, focusing on the negotiations of the Greek debt crisis and his attempts to renegotiate Greece's relationship with the EU.
What perspective does it offer?
It provides an insider's view of European power dynamics and decision-making processes during a critical period.
What themes does it explore?
It explores the interplay of economics, politics, and democracy within the Eurozone, and critiques institutional structures.




