Publications

Sarkis, D. & Amarianakis, S. (2020) “Austerity from below: Class, Temporality and Scale in Grassroots Analyses of Crisis.” In Narotzky S. (ed.) Grassroots Economies: Living with Austerity in Southern Europe. London: Pluto Press, pp.214-237
Amarianakis, S. (2017), “Grassroots meanings of informality: Resistance, subsistence and survival in the Greek crisis context” in Alan Smart, Josephine Smart & Filippo Zerilli (eds) In/Formalization, Anuac, Vol. 6, No. 2, Dicembre 2017: 51-55,

Bofill, S. (2021 forthcoming). “Joint struggle for care and social reproduction in Spain: contested boundaries and solidarities”, in Pine, F. & H. Haukanes (eds.), Gender, reproduction, regulation: gender, intimacy and mobility in the era of hardening borders. Manchester: Manchester University Press.
Bofill, S. y Aramburu, M. (2020), “Introducción. Concepciones populares de la injusticia ante la crisis”, in Aramburu, M. & S. Bofill (eds.), Crisis y sentidos de injusticia: tensiones conceptuales y aproximaciones etnográficas. Barcelona: Publicacions Universitat de Barcelona.
Bofill, S. (2018), “Changing moralities: rethinking elderly care in Spain”, The Australian Journal of Anthropology. Special Issue: Moralities of Care in Later Life: Autonomy, Reliance and Resistance.
Bofill, S. (2018), “Crisis of care, migrant women and social reproduction in Spain: conflicts of law and economic crisis”, Irish Journal of Anthropology, Vol.21: 35-42.
Bofill, S. (2017) “Otro trabajo del hogar es posible: procesos de lucha por el reconocimiento y dignificación de los cuidados en tiempos de crisis”, Quaderns-e, ICA 22 (2) pp. 133-149.

Homs, P. and Martínez, B. (2021 forthcoming) “Dignity and just prices. The moral economy of farming on the age of agro-industry”. Disparidades. Revista de Antropología ISSN: 2659-6881
Homs, P. (2020) “Austerity, social values and value: the social economy and entrepreneurship in Catalonia.” In Narotzky S.(ed.) Grassroots Economies: Living with Austerity in Southern Europe. London: Pluto Press, pp. 92-110
Homs, P.; Flores-Pons, G. y Martín Mayor, A. (2020). “Sustainining caring livelihoods: Agro-ecological cooperativism in Catalonia”, in Nelson, A. & F. Edwards. (eds), Food for Degrowth. London: Routledge.
Homs, P. (2019) (Des)encuentros entre las instituciones y la economía social y solidaria en Cataluña. Revista de Antropología Social. Special Issue: Economía social y solidaria y economías populares en un contexto de crisis financiera pp: 227-246 ISNN: 1131-558X
Homs, P. y Narotzky, S. (2019) Within and beyond the market system. A case of organic food cooperatives in Catalonia. En: Food Values in Europe: Economies, Ideologies, and Power in Practice. Siniscalchi, V. and Harper, K (eds) 132-146 Bloomsbury ISBN: 9781350084773
Homs, P., Sarkis, D., Álquezar, R. y Morelló, N. (2019) “Cooperative practices: survival strategies, “alternative” movements or capitalism re-embedding?” En: Reciprocity in Times of Crisis. Simonic, P. (ed.) 57-69 University of Lubijana Press, Zupanic’s Collection,ISBN: 1855-671X
Martín-Mayor, A., Flores-Pons, G., Homs, P. y Espelt, R. (2018) «Eines per a repensar el cooperativisme agroecològic”. En: Cooperativisme i agroecologia a la ciutat de Barcelona. Espelt i Vega (eds.) 136-154 Editorial Comanegra
Homs, P., (2014) “Más allá del dualismo explotación/conservación en las cooperativas de consumo ecológico”, Actas del XIII Congreso de Antropología de la Federación de Asociaciones de Antropología del Estado Español. Periferias, Fronteras y Diálogos, Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona
Homs, P., (2014) “Sistemas de regulación de alimentos ecológicos. Procesos de despolitización”, Actas del XIII Congreso de Antropología de la Federación de Asociaciones de Antropología del Estado Español. Periferias, Fronteras y Diálogos, Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona
Alquézar, R., Homs, P., Morelló, N. and Sarkis, D., (2014) “Prácticas cooperativas: Estrategias de superviviencia, movimientos “alternativos” o reincrustación capitalista?”, Ars & Humanitas nº VIII/1, 151-166

Lafazani, Olga (2015) “Encountering the ‘Stranger’. Migration, Borders, Urban Space”. In Urban Conflicts, Collective Volume, Thessaloniki: Aristoteleion Univesrity [In Greek], pp.332-341

Lafazani, Olga, and Georgios Maniatis (2014) Krise, Migration, Rassismus und antirassistische Kämpfe in Griechenland nach den Memoranden. In Grenzregime II. Migration – Kontrolle – Wissen. Transnationale Perspektiven. S. Hess, L.-M. Heimeshoff, S. Kron, H. Schwenken, and M. Trzeciak, eds. Germany: Assoziation A. Lafazani Olga [In German], pp.112-128

Loperfido, G.; Pusceddu A. and Narotzky, S. (eds.) (2021 forthcoming). “Special Issue: The everyday state: Politics and livelihoods in Austerity Europe”, Antropologia.
Loperfido, G. and Vetta, T. (2021 forthcoming). “More state or less state: diverging claims in an Italian and Greek region”, Antropologia
Loperfido, G. and Pusceddu, A.M. (2019) “Unevenness and deservingness: regional differentiation in contemporary Italy”. Dialectical Anthropology, 43(4): 417-436

Loperfido G. (2018). “What Can Anthropology Say About Populism?” Anthropology News. https://doi.org/10.1111/AN.801
Loperfido, G. (2018) “‘Neither left nor right’: Crisis, wane of politics, and the struggles for sovereignty”, in Don Kalb, Mao Mollona (eds), “Worldwide Mobilisations”. NY/Oxford: Berghahn Book
Loperfido, Giacomo (2014) “‘Neither left nor right’: Crisis, wane of politics, and the struggles for sovereignty,” FocaalBlog, November 7

Matos, P. (2020) Disciplined Agency. Neoliberal precarity, generational dispossession and call centre labour in Portugal. Manchester: Manchester University Press, ISBN: 978-1-5261-3498-1 https://manchesteruniversitypress.co.uk/9781526134981/
Matos, P. (2020) “Austerity Welfare and the Moral Significance of Needs in Portugal”. In Grassroots Economies, 113-130. London: Pluto Press.
Matos, P. (2020) and Sarkis, D. “The Body Politics of Austerity in Portugal and Spain: women, agency and dispossession”. In Grassroots Economies, 192-213. London: Pluto Press.
Matos, P. (2019). “Locating precarization: the state, livelihoods and the politics of precarity in contemporary Portugal”. Dialectical Anthropology, 43(1): 15-30

Matos, P. (2018), “Precarity, gender capital, and structures of (dis) empowerment in the neoliberal service economy” in Megha Amrith and Nina Sahraoui (eds), Gender, Work and Migration: Agency in Gendered Labour Settings, pp. 158-174London: Routledge
Matos, P. (monograph contract signed in October 2017) Disciplined Agency. Precarity and Dispossession in the Neoliberal Service Economy. Manchester University Press
Matos, Patrícia (2016) “Gender commodification and precarity in Portuguese call centres: the (re)production of inequality” in Déjà Lu by World Council Anthropological Associations, 4. Invited reprint by the editorial board of Etnográfica. Article selected to represent the journal in 2014.

Narotzky, S. (forthcoming) “The Janus face of austerity politics: autonomy and dependence in contemporary Spain.” Focaal. Journal of Global and Historical Anthropology
Narotzky, S. (forthcoming) “The politics of evidence in an uncertain world: experience, knowledge, social facts and factual truth”, Disparidades. Revista de Antropología
Narotzky, S.; Matos, P.; Pusceddu, A.M. (2020) “Valuation struggles: Rethinking the economy in times of crisis” interview by Corinne Schwaller, Gerhild Perl, Janina Kehr for Tsantsa. Journal of the Swiss Anthropological Association Vol.25: 182–193
Narotzky, S. (ed.) (2020) Grassroots Economies: Living with Austerity in Southern Europe, London: Pluto Press
Narotzky, S. (2020) “Introduction: Grassroots Economics in Europe.” In Narotzky, S. (ed.) Grassroots Economies: Living with Austerity in Southern Europe, London: Pluto Press
Narotzky, S.; Pusceddu, A. (2020) “Social reproduction in times of crisis: inter-generational tensions in southern Europe.” In Narotzky, S. (ed.) Grassroots Economies: Living with Austerity in Southern Europe, London: Pluto Press
Narotzky, S. (2019) “Populism’s claims: The struggle between privilege and equality” in Bruce Kapferer & Dimitrios Theodossopoulos (eds.) Democracy’s paradox: Populism and its Contemporary Crisis, Oxford: Berghahn, pp.97-121

Narotzky, S. (2019) “Austerity lives in Southern Europe: Experience, knowledge, evidence and social facts”, in Jillian Cavanaugh & Karen Ho (eds.) Vital Topics Forum: What happened to social facts? American Anthropologist, Vol. 121(1):187-193
Homs, P. & Narotzky, S. (2019) “Within and beyond the market system. A case of organic food cooperatives in Catalonia”. In Krista Harper & Valeria Siniscalchi (eds) Food Values in Europe: Economies, Ideologies, and Power in Practice. London: Bloomsbury
Besnier, N. & Narotzky, S. (2019) “Epilogue. Indeterminacy : Between Worth and Worthlessness” in Catherine Alexander and Andrew Sanchez (eds.) Waste, Value, and the Imagination. Oxford: Berghahn, pp.181-193
Narotzky, S. (2018) “Rethinking the concept of labour”, Special Issue on Labour, Penny Harvey and Christian Krohn-Hansen (eds), Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, Vol.24 (S1):29-43
Narotzky, S. (2017) “Librando la batalla por la ideología: contra la hegemonía de la forma” in Palenzuela, P. (ed) Antropología y compromiso, Barcelona: Icaria. [Spanish translation of “On Waging the Ideological War: Against the Hegemony of Form” Anthropological Theory, Vol. 16(2-3): 263-284]
Narotzky, S. and Goddard, V. (Eds.) (2017) Work and Livelihoods – History, Ethnography and Models in Times of Crisis, New York: Routledge, Society for the Anthropology of Work book prize 2017

Narotzky, S. and Goddard, V. (Eds.) (2016) Work and Livelihoods – History, Ethnography and Models in Times of Crisis, New York: Routledge
Narotzky, S. (2016) “Economy, Feminist Approaches” in Cox, R. and Callan, H. (Eds.) International Encyclopaedia of Anthropology: Anthropology Beyond Text, New York: Wiley-Blackwell

Narotzky, S. (2016) “On Waging the Ideological War: Against the Hegemony of Form” Anthropological Theory

Narotzky, S. (2016) “Where Have All the Peasants Gone?” Annual Review of Anthropology, Vol. 45

Narotzky, S. (2016) “Making Difference: Concluding Comments on Work and Livelihoods” in Narotzky, S. and Goddard, V. (Eds.) Work and Livelihoods – History, Ethnography and Models in Times of Crisis, New York: Routledge

Narotzky, S. (2016) “Between inequality and injustice: dignity as a motive for mobilization during the crisis” History and Anthropology, Vol.27 (1): 74-92

Narotzky, S. (2016) “Spain is the Problem, Europe the Solution: Economic Models, Labor Organization and the Hope for a Better Future” in Gledhill, J. (Ed.) World Anthropologies in Practice, London: Bloomsbury, pp. 19-39

Goddard, V. and Narotzky, S. (Eds.) (2015) Industry and Work in Contemporary Capitalism: Global Models, Local Lives? Routledge: London, CRESC series

Narotzky, S. and Goddard, V. (2015) “Industry and Work in Contemporary Capitalism: Models, markets and crisis in the global system” in Goddard, V. and Narotzky, S. (Eds.) Industry and Work in Contemporary Capitalism: Global Models, Local Lives? London: Routledge, pp. 1-16

Narotzky, S. (2015) “The organic intellectual and the production of class in Spain”, in James G. Carrier and Don Kalb (Eds.) Anthropologies of Class. Power, Practice and Inequality, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 125-164

Narotzky, S. (2015) “The Payoff of Love and the Traffic of Favours: Reciprocity, Social Capital, and the Blurring of Value Realms in Flexible Capitalism” in Kjaerulff, Jens (Ed.) Flexible Capitalism. Exchange and Ambiguity at Work, Oxford: Berghahn Books, pp.268-31

Narotzky, S. & Besnier, N. (2014) edition and introduction of special issue “Crisis, Value, Hope: Rethinking the Economy” Current Anthropology Vol. 55 (S9):4-16

Narotzky, S. & Manzano, E. (2014),“The hisba, the muhtasib and the struggle over political power and a moral economy: An enquiry into institutions” in J. Hudson & A. Rodríguez, Diverging Paths? The Shape of Power and Institutions in Medieval Islam and Christendom, Leiden: Brill, pp.30-54

Narotzky, S. (2014) “Structures without soul and immediate struggles: rethinking militant particularism in contemporary Spain” in Kasmir, S. & Carbonella, G. (Eds) Blood and Fire: Toward a New Anthropology of Labour. New York: Berghahn Books, pp.167-202

Narotzky, S. (2013) “Moral outrage and political mobilization: reactions to austerity measures and the economic crisis”, Suomen Antropologi, Vol. 38 (4): 43-47

Narotzky, S. (2013) “The anthropology of economic processes in a Europe in Crisis”, Perspectives on Europe, pp.22-26

Narotzky, S. (2013) “What kind of commons are the urban commons?” Focaal. Journal of Global and Historical Anthropology Vol.66, pp.122-24

Narotzky, S. (2013) “Economías cotidianas, economías sociales, economías sostenibles” in Narotzky, S. (Ed.) Economías cotidianas, economías sociales, economías sostenibles, Barcelona: Icaria, pp.7-27

Narotzky, S. (Ed.) (2013) Economías cotidianas, economías sociales, economías sostenibles, Barcelona: Icaria

Palomera, J. (2020) “Family, Housing as an Asset, and the Production of Welfare” in Narotzky, S. (Ed.) Grassroots Economies: Living with Austerity in Southern Europe, London: Pluto Press, pp.131-142
Vetta, T. and Palomera, J. (2020) “Concrete Stories in Southern Europe: Financialisation and Inequality in the Construction Chain”. Antipode: A Radical Journal of Geography. pp. 888-907.
Palomera, J. (2018, forthcoming) “Austerity Wars. The crisis of financialization and the struggle for democracy”. In Rakopoulos T. (Ed.) The Global Life of Austerity Comparing Beyond Europe. New York: Berghahn Books.
Palomera, J. & Vetta, Th (2016) “Moral economy: Rethinking a radical concept”, Anthropological Theory Vol.16(4): 413 – 432.
Palomera, J. & Vetta, Th. (eds.) (2016) Special Issue: Moral Economy in Crisis. Anthropological Theory. 16(4).

Palomera, J. (2015) “Investing without Wealth: The Financialization of Social Reproduction”, Allegra Lab: Anthropology, Law, Art & World

Palomera, J. (2014) “Reciprocity and Poverty in the Era of Financialization”, Current Anthropology, 55(S9): 105-115.

Palomera, J. (2014) “How did finance capital infiltrate the world of the urban poor? Homeownership and social fragmentation in a Spanish neighborhood”, International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 38(1): 218-235

Palomera, J.; Lundsteen, M. & Martínez Veiga, U. (2014) “Reproducción social y conflicto en las periferias urbanas del Estado español”. In A. Andreu et al. (Ed.) Periferias, fronteras y diálogos. Una lectura antropológica de los retos de la sociedad actual, Tarragona: Publicacions URV.

Pusceddu, A.M. and Matos, P. (forthcoming) “Austerity, the state and common sense in Europe: A comparative perspective on Italy and Portugal”Anthropological Theory
Pusceddu, A.M. (2020) “Stato, volontariato e carità: Concezioni e pratiche redistributive in una città del Mezzogiorno”, Antropologia, Vol. 7, n. 2, pp. 156-174.
Pusceddu, A.M. (2020, forthcoming). “A matter of class? Environmental conflict and the vernacular politics of the commons”, in Ortu, C. & F. Bachis (eds.), Languaging class. Delaware: Vernon Press.
Pusceddu, A.M. (2020). “Work, wage and subsidy: Making a living between regulation and informalization”, in Narotzky S. (ed.), Grassroots Economies: Living with Austerity in Southern Europe, London: Pluto Press.

Pusceddu, A.M. (2020), “The Moral Economy of Charity: Advice and Redistribution in Italian Caritas Welfare Bureaucracy,” in The state of the welfare state: advice, governance and care in settings of austerity, special issue edited by Deborah James and Insa Koch, Ethnos. Journal of Anthropology. DOI: 10.1080/00141844.2019.1687538
Loperfido, G. and Pusceddu, A.M. (2019) “Unevenness and deservingness: regional differentiation in contemporary Italy”. Dialectical Anthropology, 43(4): 417-436
Pusceddu, A.M. (2017), «Antropologia del lavoro e della crisi in Italia e altrove», Anuac. journal of the Italian society for cultural anthropology, 6: 2, pp. 289-298 Pusceddu, A.M. [Review essay]. (2017) «To work or not to work: In/formalization practices in the Italian public sector», In/formalization, forum edited by Alan Smart, Josephine Smart, Filippo M. Zerilli, Anuac. journal of the Italian society for cultural anthropology, 6: 2, pp. 85-89
Pusceddu, A.M. [Review essay]. (2017) «To work or not to work: In/formalization practices in the Italian public sector», In/formalization, forum edited by Alan Smart, Josephine Smart, Filippo M. Zerilli, Anuac. journal of the Italian society for cultural anthropology, 6: 2, pp. 85-89

Sarkis, D. and Matos, P. (2020). “The Body Politics of Austerity: women, agency and work in Portugal and Spain”, pp.192-213 in S. Narotzky (ed.), Grassroots Economies: Living with Austerity in Southern Europe. New York: Pluto Press.
Sarkis, D. and Amarianakis, S. (2020). “Austerity from below: Class, temporality and scale in grassroots analysis of Crisis”, pp.214-237 in S. Narotzky (ed.), Grassroots Economies: Living with Austerity in Southern Europe. New York: Pluto Press
Sarkis Fernández, D. (submitted under review) “Between subsidiarization and taxation: (unemployed) daily workers in Velez-Málaga (Spain)”, in Arqueros, F. & Matos, P. Unemployment in the Age of Austerity: Livelihoods, ideology and politics, Berghahn Books: New York
Sarkis Fernández, D., Homs, P., Alquézar, R. And Morelló, N. (2018) “Cooperative practices: survival strategies, ‘alternative’ movements or capitalism reembedding?” in Simonic, P. (ed.) Reciprocity in Times of Crisis, Zupanic’s Collection, Ljubljana : University of Ljubljana Press
Sarkis Fernández, D. (2018) “‘Muerta a trabajar’: Consideraciones feministas sobre la crisis (de la reproducción social) en Vélez-Málaga (España)”, Revista Andaluza de Antropología, n.14, online
Sarkis Fernández, D., Homs, P., Alquézar, R. and Morelló, N. (forthcoming 2016) “Cooperative practices: survival strategies, “alternative” movements or capitalism reembedding?”, in P.Simonic (ed.) Reciprocity in Times of Crisis , Zupanic’s Collection, University of Lubijana Press, Lubijana

Sarkis, Diana, Alquézar, Raquel, Homs, Patricia and Morelló, Núria, (2014) “Practicas cooperativas: Estrategias de supervivencia, movimientos alternativos o reincrustación capitalista?“, Ars & Humanitas VIII, 151-166

Sarkis, D, Reigada, A. and Rosés, M. (2014) “Sostener la vida, sostener la tierra, sostener el crecimiento: controversias de las economías agrarias en la era de la globalización”, In A. Andreu et al. (Ed.) Periferias, fronteras y diálogos. Una lectura antropológica de los retos de la sociedad actual, Tarragona: Publicacions URV.

Vetta, Theodora (2021 forthcoming). “Merecimiento y judicialización del impago hipotecario en Grecia”, in Aramburu, M. & S. Bofill (eds.), Sentidos de injusticia, sentidos de crisis: tensiones conceptuales y aproximaciones Etnográficas. Barcelona: Editorial Universitat de Barcelona.
Vetta, Theodora (2020). “Bondage unemployment and intra-class tensions in Greek energy restructuring”, in S. Narotzky (ed.), Grassroots Economies: Living with Austerity in Southern Europe, pp.25-48. London: Pluto Press.
Vetta, Theodora & Jaime Palomera (2020) “Concrete Stories in Southern Europe: Financialisation and Inequality in the Construction Chain”. Antipode: A Radical Journal of Geography. pp. 888-907. https://doi.org/10.1111/anti.12620
Vetta, Theodora (2019) Democracy Struggles: NGOs and the Politics of Aid in Serbia. New York: Berghahn Books
Vetta, Theodora (2017) The Habits of the Heart: Grassroots “Revitalization” and State Transformations in Serbia. In Lashaw, A., Sampson, S., and Vannier, C. (eds.) Cultures of Doing Good: Anthropologists and NGOs. University of Alabama Press
Vetta, Theodora & Jaime Palomera (eds). (2016). Editors of special issue Moral Economy in Crisis. Anthropological Theory

Palomera, J. & Vetta, Theodora (2016). “The Radical Foundations of Moral Economy”. Special Issue: Moral Economy in Crisis. Anthropological Theory 16 (4), pp. 413 – 432

Vetta, Theodora (2016) “The Habits of the Heart: Grassroots “Revitalization” and State Transformations in Serbia”. In Lashaw, A., Sampson, S., and Vannier, C. (eds.) Cultures of Doing Good: Anthropologists and NGOs. University of Alabama Press.

Vetta, Theodora, and Anastatsios Grigorakis (2015) “The Greek elections: Syriza and its contradictions,” FocaalBlog, 27 January.