Υouth precariat worlds and protest graffiti in the dystopia of the Greek economic crisis: a cross-disciplinary perspective

Yiannis Zaimakis

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Yiannis Zaimakis Punctum, 2(2): 66-84, 2016 DOI: 10.18680/hss.2016.0014 Abstract Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork during the times of economic crisis, this article addresses protest graffiti created by young people, often living in precarious conditions. The text explores the uncertain living conditions of Greek youth in the era of austerity and investigates the graffiti act as a cultural […]

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