A miraculous institutional `remedy` capable of healing all kinds of accumulated social and political deformities? Or, on the contrary, an overrated institutional fantasy, whose any attempt at implementation in Greece would simply justify the phrase by George Seferis `the institutions and political systems are not to blame. It is the spirit that leads us to despise every institution and every system and to cover our actions with rhetoric`? In this book, Professor Thanasis Diamantopoulos does not `radiograph` only the positives and negatives of a version of the democratic polity without roots in our country, which, however, in the current dramatic circumstances we are experiencing, according to many concerned citizens, could be seen as an alternative solution. He also proposes and raises for discussion an `institutional architecture` for the cohesive functioning of the presidential democracy in our land.