Throughout its history, our country seems to be intertwined with the idea of Democracy. The Greeks were either fighting for Democracy or living with it, enjoying its benefits and freedoms. Today, however, Greece has turned its back on history, and the Greeks neither live in Democracy nor fight for it. The modern political reality, the Constitution, and political science reveal a great truth: The regime of Greece is not Democratic. The book at hand was written after scientific research and study of contemporary and progressive constitutional and political proposals from around the world. Among its contents is a fearless critical analysis of the current Constitution, the search for the latest word on Democracy on an ideological and practical level, the modern rights and freedoms of Citizens, while also providing an answer to the question 'what would change if we had Democracy?'. The heart of the book is the comprehensive Constitutional proposal for a new, unique, Greek, and finally Democratic regime for Greece. The proposal is a guide text, a counter-proposal to the existing political situation, a platform for change and dialogue for the transition to Democracy, a new Greek Constitution that redefines Democracy and returns power to the citizens, who take on a leading role in every aspect of political life. The potential of the modern citizen is undoubtedly limitless, and in Democracy, it can be transformed into a force of creation and progress for all humanity. [Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]