Dimitra KotouzaSurplus Citizens
Struggle and Nationalism in the Greek Crisis
Dimitra Kotouza lectures in sociology and politics at universities in and around London, and is an editorial collective member of the journals Mute and Endnotes. She is a contributor to Beyond Crisis (PM Press 2018, ed. John Holloway et al.), Biopolitical Governance (Rowman & Littlefield 2018, ed. Hannah Richter) and the forthcoming What Is to Be Done Under Real Subsumption (Mute Books, ed. Anthony Iles and Mattin). Her writing has also appeared in academic journals and radical publications in English and Greek.
Acknowledgements
Note on Transliteration
List of Abbreviations
Introduction: Squares and Frontiers
PART I - HISTORIES: UNDEAD AND INVISIBLE CONFLICTS, TRANSFORMATIONS, CRISIS
1. The Making of Greek Capitalism through Race, Gender and Class
2. Victories, Defeats and Neoliberal Transformation, 1973-2008
3. Symptoms of Crisis
PART II - BECOMING SURPLUS: STRUGGLE AND ITS LIMITS
4. Social Struggle, Non-Identity and Popular Democracy
5. Citizens from Democracy to Riot
6. Labour and Superfluity
7. Solidarity, Charity or Exchange?
8. The Forest Against Work, Workers Against the Forest
9. Care, Vulnerability and Gender Politics
PART III - NATIONALISM, BIOPOLITICS AND STRUGGLE AT THE BORDERS
10. Everyday Racism, Crisis Nationalisms and Migrant 'Autonomy'
11. Surplus Population Management by a Nation-State in Crisis
12. Nationalism from Below
13. Migrant Struggle and Anti-Fascism
Conclusion
Index
