Critical Times in Greece

This book explores the anthropological implications of the Greek crisis, addressing key issues like poverty, unemployment, and far-right extremism in society.

This volume presents a comprehensive collection of new anthropological research focused on the Greek crisis. With contributions from both local and international scholars, Critical Times in Greece delves into pressing issues such as the refugee crisis, the rise of far-right extremism, and the multifaceted impacts of poverty and unemployment on society. The insights gathered here are crucial for understanding the complexities of this turbulent period in Greece's history.

In addition to addressing the immediate socio-economic challenges, the book emphasizes the psychological ramifications of increased hardship faced by the Greek population. Critical Times in Greece offers ethnographic contributions that shed light on how these challenges have shaped individual and collective experiences. The diverse perspectives presented in this collection highlight the urgent need for a deeper understanding of the social fabric during times of crisis.

This anthology stands out as the first of its kind to explore the effects of radical social change on anthropological interpretations of Greece. It is an essential resource for researchers and students interested in the socio-political and economic developments in southern Europe. By bringing together various voices and perspectives, Critical Times in Greece contributes significantly to the ongoing discourse surrounding the implications of the crisis for both Greece and the broader region.