The institutional role of the Greek Council of State during the emergency circumstances of the sovereign debt-crisis

April 20, 2026Open Access

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This research examines the Greek sovereign debt crisis as an interinstitutional conflict in an emergency setting.
Analyzes 70 key decisions of the Council of State from 2010 to 2022.
Incorporates legal analysis with political science and discourse theories.
Examines statements from judges, political actors, and media reports.
Initially, the Council of State exercised restraint, allowing significant executive freedom.
Over time, it incorporated emergency law principles, imposing limits on executive power.
Eventually, the Council transformed into a constitutional court, integrating political and social factors in its decisions.

Dissertation explores the role of the Greek Council of State in the sovereign debt crisis, highlighting constitutional challenges.

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Elisavet Lampropoulou (2026) studied this question.

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