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Alterglobalization In Southern Europe Anatomy Of A Social Movement 1st Edition Eduardo Zachary Albrecht Auth

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Alterglobalization In Southern Europe Anatomy Of A Social Movement 1st Edition Eduardo Zachary Albrecht Auth
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Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan US
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.5 MB
Pages: 172
Author: Eduardo Zachary Albrecht (auth.)
ISBN: 9781137597588, 9781137599049, 1137597585, 1137599049
Language: English
Year: 2017
Edition: 1

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Alterglobalization In Southern Europe Anatomy Of A Social Movement 1st Edition Eduardo Zachary Albrecht Auth by Eduardo Zachary Albrecht (auth.) 9781137597588, 9781137599049, 1137597585, 1137599049 instant download after payment.

Considering the rise of global political instability and subsequent importance of new social movements, this cutting edge book examines the relationship between the alter-globalization movement and political power in Italy, Spain, and Greece. It argues that not only is the movement anti-political, but that it operates within an apolitical social milieu, as a ritualized holding pattern for middle class youths that find themselves uncomfortably placed between a receding state structure on the one hand, and a rising informal economy on the other. Its ritual liminality allows adherents to act revolutionary while assuring that their middle class privileges remain intact. The author considers the social ramifications of the movement at a time when Europe finds itself at a political and economic crossroads, and offers specific and timely case studies from the three southern European countries.

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