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
Keynote by Susana Narotzky: “Valuations of Worth: Privilege, Dignity, and the Sense of a Future in Southern Europe under Austerity” Program University of Bern, UniS, 23-24 May 2019
Leidereiter, C. (2018), Paper, “Presumed guilty until proven innocent: legitimising the criminalisation of livelihood under austerity” Loperfido, G. & Vetta, Th. (2018), paper, “Public and private economies : ideologies in crisis” Matos, P. (2018) “Austerity before austerity: grassroots ethics of reproduction in the making of austerity regimes” Matos, P. (with Andreas Streinzer & Phaedra Douzina-Bakalaki)(…)
Instituto Internacional de Sociología Jurídica, Oñati, Gipuzkoa, Narotzky, S. (org.) Narotzky, S. (2018) Presenter in Roundtable “Livelihoods, power, and economics: Grassroots insights for theory development” Bofill, Sílvia (2018) “Joint struggles for care in the context of crisis: (in)solidarities and moral community” Homs, Patricia (2018) “Resilient austerity: Cooperatives and entrepreneurship in Catalonia” Loperfido, Giacomo (2018) “Bankruptcy, or Life Failure? Entrepreneurialism and(…)
Workshop “Reciprocity, solidarity, debt: anthropological, sociological and philosophical perspectives on exchange relations” Peter Wagner & Susana Narotzky (org.) University of Barcelona 13 February 2018 Matos, P. & Pusceddu, A.M. (2018) Invited paper, “Austerity, charity and deservingness: a comparative perspective between Portugal and Italy” Vetta, Th. (2018) Invited paper, “Households in trial: the politics of(…)
Amarianakis, S. & Pusceddu, A.M. (2018) Invited paper, “The Social Reproduction of Austerity: A Comparison of Greek and Italian Households” Bofill, S. (2018), Discussant, “Autonomy, Dependence and Care” Homs, P., Flores-Pons, G. and Adrià Martín Mayor (2018) “Care and livelihood sustainability within agro-ecological cooperativism” Matos, P. & Sarkis, D. (2018), “The Body(…)
American Anthropological Association 116th Annual Meeting 28 November-3 December, Washington DC Amarianakis, S. (2017) Paper, “Everyday life in crisis: The multiple facets of solidarity and disunity in times of crisis” in Panel “Surviving Austerity in Europe: Autonomy and dependencies between entrepreneurship and solidarity” Homs, P and Bolado, E. (2017) “Entrepreneurship, social economy and cooperativism:(…)
EASA Anthropology of Economy Network Workshop, “Deservingness – power, morality and inequality in contemporary Europe and beyond”, Andreas Streinzer and Jelena Tošic (orgs), University of Vienna. October 2017 Matos, P. (2017) Invited paper, “The politics of needs and rights: charity, deservingness and distribution in austerity Portugal”. Vetta, Th. (2017) Invited paper, “Insolvency, Inequality(…)
International Urban Symposium. Bi-annual Event. University of the Peloponnese, Corinth, Greece. July 2017 Leidereiter, C. (2017) “Illegal Vegetables” and Informal Trading: Is Austerity Criminalizing Livelihood Itself? Matos, P. (2017), Paper, “Revisiting (In)Formality: wageless livelihoods and the production of needs in austerity Portugal”
University of Bergen Matos, P. (2017) Invited paper, “The politics of needs and rights in austerity Portugal” Narotzky, S. (2017) Presentation, “The ‘Grassroots Economics project’: A preliminary analysis of how the financial crisis and austerity policies transform expectations and the location of conflict in Southern Europe” Pusceddu, A.M. (2017) “A matter of class? Reflections(…)
Locating Precarization: the state, social reproduction and the politics of precarity in Portugal presentation by Patrícia Matos in Labour Politics in an Age of Precarity conference, Center for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Cambridge. Program available at: http://www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/26942
Workshop Labour Politics in an Age of Austerity Cambridge, UK. April 2017 Sian Lazar (org) Matos, P. (2017) Invited paper, “Locating Precarization: the state, livelihoods and the politics of precarity in contemporary Portugal”
13th Annual Historical Materialism Conference SOAS, University of London 10-13 November Pusceddu, A.M. & Matos, P. (2016) Paper, “Austerity, the state and common sense in Europe. A comparative perspective on Italy and Portugal”
(2016) “Austerity, the state and common sense in Europe. A comparative perspective on Italy and Portugal”, Historical Materialism 2016 annual conference, London, 10-13 November 2016.
University of Milano-Bicocca, 20-23 July 2016 Narotzky, S. (2016) Plenary Speaker, EASA Biennial Conference, “Competition and equality or monopoly and privilege: Two faces of capitalist accumulation, the case of Southern Europe” Leidereiter, C. & Loperfido, G. (2016) panel organization, “Entrepreneurialism and the Decline of Politics: The Cases of the Vale do Ave (Portugal) and Veneto(…)
