Austerity Across Europe

1. Introduction: austerity across Europe: lived experiences of economic crises Part I: Intergenerational relations and exchanges 2. Eating out, sharing food and social exclusion: young people in low-income families in the UK and Norway 3. 'I feel like it's just going to get worse': young people, marginality and neoliberal personhoods in austere times 4. Austerity, youth and the city: experiences of austerity and place by disadvantaged urban youth in Ireland 5. Children and families coping with austerity in Catalonia Part II: Ways of coping through crises 6. An informal welfare? Urban resilience and spontaneous solidarity in Naples, Italy, after the Great Recession 7. Austerity and men’s hidden family participation in low-income families in the UK 8. Austerity, economic crisis and children: the case of Cyprus 9. Beyond coping: families and young people’s journeys through austerity, relational poverty and stigma 10. Escaping from capitalism: the enactment of alternative lifeworlds in France’s mountain regions Part III: Community, civic and state infrastructures 11. E-government and digital by default: normalising austerity as the new norm 12. Requesting labour activation without addressing inequalities: a move towards racialised workfare in Slovakia 13. How to keep control? Everyday practices of governing urban marginality in a time of massive outmigration in Hungary 14. Care, austerity and citizenship: story-telling as protest in anti-austerity activism in the UK