Portraits of Greece in Crisis
http://www.portraitsofgreeceincrisis.com Portraits of Greece in Crisis is a series of independent and self- funded mini documentaries about the greek crisis. An ongoing project that was created in order to fulfill […]
Tag Archives: Crisis
Greece: The Crisis Behind the Crisis and the Challenges Facing the Left
Wednesday, 20 March 2013 12:06By CJ Polychroniou, Truthout | News Analysis Neoliberal policies created a disaster in the country now shredded by austerity measures. The Syriza party and the Greek left have much […]
Beyond the Crisis: Athens as a Case Study. A Seminar with Platon Issaias.
http://thecityasaproject.org/2013/02/beyond-the-crisis-athens-as-a-case-study-a-seminar-with-platon-issaias/ FEBRUARY 19, 2013 The Berlage, hosted by TU Delft. Second year graduation studio Housing Contemporary Forms of Life: A Project for Tehran Thursday, February 21st. TU Delft-BK, Room P, […]
Selective zero-tolerance: is Greece really a democracy anymore?
The abuse suffered by four young anarchists, arrested for a bank robbery, at the hands of the police proves it’s time to call Greece’s coalition government what it is – […]
Lydia Dambassina “Party is Over”
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Merry Crisis and a Happy New Fear
Performers: Ann Cross & Tom Mangan Director/Researcher: Christina Papagiannouli To participate, all you need is a standard web browser with the Flash player plugin and broadband internet connection. Then on […]
Listen and Download: The Southern Europe Crisis and Resistances
http://backdoorbroadcasting.net/2012/11/the-southern-europe-crisis-and-resistances/ Event Date: 22 November 2012 Room B01 Clore Management Building Birkbeck, University of London Torrington Square, Bloomsbury London WC1E 7HX Birkbeck Institute for the Humanities present: The Southern Europe Crisis […]
The Banking System at the Root of the Crisis
by Lydia Prieg originally published at the New Left Project The eurozone crisis is once again dominating the headlines following the €100 billion bailout of Spain’s banking system over the weekend. The […]
Is Marx Right-Wing in Greece? The Revolution of Ignorance and the Mediation of Despair (or What Happens when Crisis Victims Meet Crisis Experts)
by Alexandros Papadopoulos In late January 2012, a small furore erupted in the Greek media world when in a televised interview, Michalis Chrisochoidis – at that time Minister of Development, […]
Greece on the breadline: ‘we’ve watched our futures go up in smoke’
‘ Closed businesses in Athens: young people have left in their droves after being unable to find work. Photograph: Yannis Behrakis/Reuters originally published at the Guardian Wednesday 14 March 2012 […]
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