Susana Narotzky is Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Barcelona, Spain, and past President of the European Association of Social Anthropologists.

'Grassroots Economies offers an astute and heart-breaking account of the toll decades of austerity politics have taken on southern Europe. Each chapter offers remarkable insights - taken together they present a sober and illuminating portrait of dispossession and loss.'

• List of Abbreviations Series Preface Acknowledgements 1. Introduction: Grassroots Economics in Europe - Susana NarotzkyPART I: MAKING A LIVING2. Bondage Unemployment and Intra-class Tensions in Greek Energy Restructuring - Theodora Vetta3. Work, Wage and Subsidy: Making a Living Between Regulation and Informalization - Antonio Maria Pusceddu4. Criminalizing Livelihoods: “Illegal Vegetables” and the Return to the Home - Carmen Leidereiter5. Austerity, Social Values and Value: The Social Economy and Entrepreneurship in Catalonia - Patricia HomsPART II: SOCIAL REPRODUCTION6. Austerity Welfare and the Moral Significance of Needs in Portugal - Patrícia Matos7. Family, Housing as an Asset, and the Production of Welfare - Jaime Palomera8. Social Reproduction in Times of Crisis: Inter-Generational Tensions in Southern Europe - Susana Narotzky and Antonio Maria PuscedduPART III: EXPERIENCING AND EMBODYING AUSTERITY9. The Entrepreneur’s Other: Small Entrepreneurial Identity and the Collapse of Life Structures in the “Third Italy” - Giacomo Loperfido10. The Body Politics of Austerity in Portugal and Spain: Women, Dispossession and Agency - Diana Sarkis and Patricia Matos11. Austerity from Below: Class, Temporality and Scale in Grassroots Analyses of Crisis - Diana Sarkis and Stamatis AmarianakisNotes on Contributors Index

Susana Narotzky is Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Barcelona, Spain, and past President of the European Association of Social Anthropologists.

'Grassroots Economies offers an astute and heart-breaking account of the toll decades of austerity politics have taken on southern Europe. Each chapter offers remarkable insights - taken together they present a sober and illuminating portrait of dispossession and loss.'

• List of Abbreviations Series Preface Acknowledgements 1. Introduction: Grassroots Economics in Europe - Susana NarotzkyPART I: MAKING A LIVING2. Bondage Unemployment and Intra-class Tensions in Greek Energy Restructuring - Theodora Vetta3. Work, Wage and Subsidy: Making a Living Between Regulation and Informalization - Antonio Maria Pusceddu4. Criminalizing Livelihoods: “Illegal Vegetables” and the Return to the Home - Carmen Leidereiter5. Austerity, Social Values and Value: The Social Economy and Entrepreneurship in Catalonia - Patricia HomsPART II: SOCIAL REPRODUCTION6. Austerity Welfare and the Moral Significance of Needs in Portugal - Patrícia Matos7. Family, Housing as an Asset, and the Production of Welfare - Jaime Palomera8. Social Reproduction in Times of Crisis: Inter-Generational Tensions in Southern Europe - Susana Narotzky and Antonio Maria PuscedduPART III: EXPERIENCING AND EMBODYING AUSTERITY9. The Entrepreneur’s Other: Small Entrepreneurial Identity and the Collapse of Life Structures in the “Third Italy” - Giacomo Loperfido10. The Body Politics of Austerity in Portugal and Spain: Women, Dispossession and Agency - Diana Sarkis and Patricia Matos11. Austerity from Below: Class, Temporality and Scale in Grassroots Analyses of Crisis - Diana Sarkis and Stamatis AmarianakisNotes on Contributors Index

Susana Narotzky is Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Barcelona, Spain, and past President of the European Association of Social Anthropologists.

'Grassroots Economies offers an astute and heart-breaking account of the toll decades of austerity politics have taken on southern Europe. Each chapter offers remarkable insights - taken together they present a sober and illuminating portrait of dispossession and loss.'

• List of Abbreviations Series Preface Acknowledgements 1. Introduction: Grassroots Economics in Europe - Susana NarotzkyPART I: MAKING A LIVING2. Bondage Unemployment and Intra-class Tensions in Greek Energy Restructuring - Theodora Vetta3. Work, Wage and Subsidy: Making a Living Between Regulation and Informalization - Antonio Maria Pusceddu4. Criminalizing Livelihoods: “Illegal Vegetables” and the Return to the Home - Carmen Leidereiter5. Austerity, Social Values and Value: The Social Economy and Entrepreneurship in Catalonia - Patricia HomsPART II: SOCIAL REPRODUCTION6. Austerity Welfare and the Moral Significance of Needs in Portugal - Patrícia Matos7. Family, Housing as an Asset, and the Production of Welfare - Jaime Palomera8. Social Reproduction in Times of Crisis: Inter-Generational Tensions in Southern Europe - Susana Narotzky and Antonio Maria PuscedduPART III: EXPERIENCING AND EMBODYING AUSTERITY9. The Entrepreneur’s Other: Small Entrepreneurial Identity and the Collapse of Life Structures in the “Third Italy” - Giacomo Loperfido10. The Body Politics of Austerity in Portugal and Spain: Women, Dispossession and Agency - Diana Sarkis and Patricia Matos11. Austerity from Below: Class, Temporality and Scale in Grassroots Analyses of Crisis - Diana Sarkis and Stamatis AmarianakisNotes on Contributors Index