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The Country that Sells What It Does Not Produce: The Paradox of Imported Authenticity

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There is an image that summarizes the entire Greek productive paradox: a tourist in Chania or Rethymno buys a "Cretan"

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The Country that Sells What It Does Not Produce: The Paradox of Imported Authenticity

There is an image that summarizes the entire Greek productive paradox: a tourist in Chania or Rethymno buys a "Cretan"

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