‘Exception’, solidarity, and conferral politics: crossroads of the ‘Greek’ crisis
This short piece aims to touch on how our overview of the ‘Greek’ crisis can benefit from anthropological approaches, especially
Theodoros Rakopoulos
Theodoros Rakopoulos (PhD Goldsmiths Anthropology) has pursued ethnographic fieldwork in rural Sicily among cooperatives organized by the antimafia movement, and in urban Greece among ‘solidarity economy’ food activists. He is currently a post-doctoral fellow at the ERC Egalitarianism programme at the University of Bergen, and has previously been a fellow at the Human Economy programme (University of Pretoria) and a VT at Goldsmiths. He has published on mafia, food activism, cooperatives, crisis, and solidarity. He is currently completing a monograph titled ‘Divided by land: labour and moral economies in Sicilian antimafia cooperatives’.