Description
This volume addresses issues of precariousness in a broad, interdisciplinary perspective, looking at socio-economic transformations as well as the identity formation and political organizing of precarious people. The collection bridges empirical research with social theory to problematize and analyse the precariat. Edited By Donatella della Porta, Sakari Hnninen, Martti Siisiinen and Tiina Silvasti 1. The precarisation effect; Donatella della Porta, Sakari Hnninen, Martti Siisiinen and Tiina Silvasti Part I 2. Precarity in the different worlds of social classes; Harri Melin and Raimo Blom 3. Precarity – minority condition or majority experience?; Kevin Doogan 4. A European analysis of subsistence precarisation and precarious risk; Erling Solheim and Hkon Leiulfsrud 5. Tests for the Underclass: The Social Effects of Activating Labour Market Policy in Germany; Klaus Drre 6. The precarious status of migrant labour in Greece: evidence from rural areas; Charalambos Kasimis, Apostolos, G. Papadopoulos and Stavros Zografakis Part II 7. Precariousness in Academia – The prospects of employment in changing universities; Kirsti Lempiinen 8. On the Roma precarious experience facing Pentecostalism; Ildik Asztalos Morell 9. Giving up Farming as a Precarious Decision; Tiina Silvasti and Sakari Hnninen 10. Precarious Experience Denied?; Mikko Jakonen 11. Precarious Voice or Precarious Noise?; Lauri Siisiinen Part III 12. Precarious Struggles in Italy; Donatella della Porta, Simone Baglioni and Herbert Reiter 13. The Many Frames of Precarious Condition. Some Insights from Italian Mobilization against Precarity; Alice Mattoni 14. The transformation of jobless’ movement and the segregation of the unemployed in Finland since the 1990s; Martti Siisiinen, Eeva Luhtakallio and Tomi Kankainen 15. Varieties of precarious workers’ unionism: Greece and Italy compared; Markos Vogiatzoglou 16. The Making and Unmaking of Precarity: Some Concluding Remarks; Donatella della Porta, Sakari Hnninen, Martti Siisiinen and Tiina Silvasti
