Social Movements and Solidarity Structures in Crisis-Ridden Greece

Acknowledgements
Introduction
Aim and Contribution
Research Design
Structure of the Book
PART I: Boundary Enlargement and Anti-Austerity Mobilizations
1 Theorizing the Process of Boundary Enlargement
1.1 Why Boundary Enlargement?
1.2 Dismantling the process of boundary enlargement
1.3 Limitations
1.4 Conclusion
2 The Greek Wave of Anti-Austerity Mobilizations in Context
2.1 Three decades of mobilizations
2.2 From December 2008, onwards
2.3 The Period of Austerity
2.4 Alternative Repertoires of Action
2.5 Conclusion
PART II: Social Movements in Food, Health and Labour
3 The Social Movement Scene of Food
3.1 Organizational Structure
3.2 Resources
3.3 Identity
3.4 Conclusion
4 The Social Movement Scene of Health
4.1 Organizational Structure
4.2 Resources
4.3 Identity
4.4 Conclusion
5 The Social Movement Scene of Labour
5.1 Organizational Structure
5.2 Resources
5.3 Identity
5.4 Conclusion
PART III: Different applications of Boundary Enlargement
6 Different Scenes, Different Trajectories but the Same Process: A Within-Case Comparison
6.1 Comparing the Scenes
6.2 Comparing the Trajectories
7 Boundary Enlargement in Different Contexts
7.1 The Spanish anti-austerity mobilizations
7.2 The 2001 Argentinean Crisis
8 Epilogue
8.1 Expanding the notion of boundary enlargement
8.2 Future Research
Bibliography
Annex
SMOs Material
List of Interviewees
Index