The role of the people in constitutional amendment in Greece: Between narratives and practice

In the last few years Greece came very close to experiencing in a schematic form the most representative scenarios of strong popular involvement in constitutional change. For a considerable time such plans were not materialized and this failure, although less dramatic than their success would have been, is characteristic of the constitutional culture. It appears that the more distant the people are becoming from the constitutional revision process, the stronger the narratives for more involvement get.