Mediterranean cities are carrying Gramsci's concept of spontaneity into the 21st century
through massive social movements after the 'Arab Spring'. This paper explores the ways in …

Modern Ελλάδα (Greece) finds itself navigating a treacherous confluence of economic,
social and political headwaters. In the wake of the 2008–09 global financial crisis, the Greek …

The limitation of capitalist principles and ethics has long been an issue for self-organized
enterprises. Even though capitalist modes of labor organization, administration, and …

Wird rückblickend vergegenwärtigt, was 2011 geschah und warum die Ereignisse als tiefer
Einschnitt zu bewerten sind, ist wichtig, dass es nicht primär die schiere Vielfalt der Proteste …

The European Union and the International Monetary Fund wanted to use Greece as a
testing ground for capitalist crisis management. But the diverse resistance made from the …

The human-scape of Europe has changed irrevocably since the intensification of extractive
economies and the wars that they have engendered from the 1990s onwards. Greece, as a …

This chapter traces specific modalities for performing stasis and rethinking utopianism
against the backdrop of the recent financial crisis in Greece and, generally, of conditions …

This thesis entails an ethnographic exploration of the Greek economic crisis. In particular, I
address the signification, materialisation, and contestation of the Greek economic crisis in a …

The events that occurred in December 2008 in Greece were unprecedented in scope, size,
duration, and extent in the use of violence, while also being unexpected not only by the state …

On the 6th of December 2008, a police officer shot dead a teenager in Exarcheia, a central
area in Athens. Within hours, the reactions turned into riots spreading across Athens. The …