Constance Douris

Vice President of the Lexington Institute, with research focused on ballistic missile defense, nuclear strategy, European security, and the Greek financial crisis.

President Obama Supports Debt Relief for Greece
Greece has implemented financial reforms, and now it is time to restructure Athens’ debt to allow its struggling economy to grow. Sustainable debt would increase investor confidence, improve the country’s credit rating, and play a…
November 16, 2016
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From Greece and Cyprus
NATO’s Foothold in Eastern Med Is Faltering
Greece and Turkey are North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) members that are geopolitically important to the West. One thing Athens and Ankara have in common is that their domestic challenges have motivated them to look…
August 18, 2016
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From Greece and Cyprus
Greece Has A Long History Of Defending The West
Only five of 28 NATO members meet the alliance goal of dedicating two percent of gross domestic product to defense: the United States, United Kingdom, Estonia, Poland and Greece. As threats increase around the European…
October 18, 2015
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From Greece and Cyprus
Athens Must Abandon Euro To Survive
Greece had its fifth election in six years on Sunday. For the second time this year, Syriza won the majority of votes and formed a coalition with the Independent Greeks. Together, the two political parties…
September 23, 2015
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From Greece and Cyprus

Constance Douris

President Obama Supports Debt Relief for Greece

NATO’s Foothold in Eastern Med Is Faltering

Greece Has A Long History Of Defending The West

Athens Must Abandon Euro To Survive