Social policy in Greece: The state regulations and the reasons behind the people’s satisfaction level

The purpose of this article is to investigate the efficiency of social services provided at the regional level in Greece, not only from the point of view of the bodies planning social policy measures but also from the perspective of the population (Chatzikonstantinidou, 2023) The research effort is linked to the issues of implemented social policy measures, as relief measures for citizens. Through the use of statistical methods, an attempt is made to outline the profile of the citizens of the sample. This results in the creation of homogeneous groups that are mapped through the corresponding semantic pillars (Everitt, 1993). Having collected a representative and reliable sample, the researchers focused on the analytical and extensive investigation of the research questions (Chatzikonstantinidou, 2023). The research findings demonstrate that there are citizens who in the past would not come to social services for the problems they face, citizens who are motivated to increase their personal skills and expand their abilities, as well as citizens who will “give back” to society for help that they received. This study raises questions about the way social policy is implemented in the country.

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Journal of Governance and Regulation
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2025-02-13
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https://doi.org/10.22495/jgrv14i1siart5
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Social Policy and Reform Studies
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Social policy in Greece: The state regulations and the reasons behind the people’s satisfaction level

Simela Chatzikonstantinidou, Evaggelos Drimpetas, Soultana Anna Toumpalidou
Journal of Governance and Regulation
Social Policy and Reform Studies
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Social policy in Greece: The state regulations and the reasons behind the people’s satisfaction level

Simela Chatzikonstantinidou, Evaggelos Drimpetas, Soultana Anna Toumpalidou
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The purpose of this article is to investigate the efficiency of social services provided at the regional level in Greece, not only from the point of view of the bodies planning social policy measures but also from the perspective of the population (Chatzikonstantinidou, 2023) The research effort is linked to the issues of implemented social policy measures, as relief measures for citizens. Through the use of statistical methods, an attempt is made to outline the profile of the citizens of the sample. This results in the creation of homogeneous groups that are mapped through the corresponding semantic pillars (Everitt, 1993). Having collected a representative and reliable sample, the researchers focused on the analytical and extensive investigation of the research questions (Chatzikonstantinidou, 2023). The research findings demonstrate that there are citizens who in the past would not come to social services for the problems they face, citizens who are motivated to increase their personal skills and expand their abilities, as well as citizens who will “give back” to society for help that they received. This study raises questions about the way social policy is implemented in the country.

Journal of Governance and RegulationVol. 14(1, special issue)
Democritus University of Thrace (GR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 97%
Social Policy and Reform Studies
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Social policy in Greece: The state regulations and the reasons behind the people’s satisfaction level — Simela Chatzikonstantinidou, Evaggelos Drimpetas, et al. · Journal of Governance and Regulation (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS