Titlebook: Citizens and the Crisis; Experiences, Percept Marco Giugni,Maria T. Grasso Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 E

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Austerity, Politics, and Partisanship in the UKrum. The UK was hit by a weaker recession than Spain or Greece, but its close connection to the financial markets and unprecedented interventions by the government in the economy meant economic management was crucial. In this context, the 2015 general election occurred in the midst of austerity and

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Economic Crisis, Populist Attitudes, and the Birth of Podemos in Spainopulist party, Podemos. In the first section, we contextualise the Spanish case and we show that Podemos’ voters are the ones that hold highest levels of populist attitudes. In the second section, we analyse economic and political correlates of populist attitudes among the citizenry. We show that in

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Unfinished Transformation or Neoliberal Economy? Exploring the Legitimisation Divide in Polandievements in Poland since 1989. This opened up a widespread political legitimation crisis. We explore this crisis at the individual level. An ‘unfinished transformation’ hypothesis assumes that the weakness of civil society and low civic skills in Poland may have resulted in the withdrawal of suppor

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A Post-contentious Turning Point for the Contentious French? Crisis Without Protest in Francet-contentious turning point is emerging in spite of a long-standing tradition of protesting. Yet the chapter suggests that this post-contentious turning point is not bringing about acquiescence but opens space for new forms of political participation, especially in connection with resources acquired

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Political Consumerism and Participation in Times of Crisis in Italy It investigates whether political consumerism is increasing or declining in times of economic crisis; whether it is an alternative to other forms of political participation in the current crisis, such as protest and/or voting; how ‘political’ political consumerism is in times of crisis; and whether

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Experiences of the Economic Crisis: Volunteering in Social Solidarity Networks During the Recession y. Despite crisis’ devastating impacts on people’s lives, one of the most positive developments involves the increasing trend of citizens’ volunteering in social solidarity networks (such as food banks, social medical centres, time banks, etc.) providing alternative ways of enduring day-to-day diffi

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The Silent Crisis: Perceptions and Experiences of the Economic Crisis in Switzerland, people have felt its negative impact at the individual level. We focus on three main aspects: how people have perceived the economic crisis, the impact the crisis has had on their living and work conditions, and the ways in which they have dealt with it. We maintain that the effects of the economi

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Critical Men? Perceptions of Crisis Without Crisis in Sweden investigates this phenomenon and demonstrates that men perceived the presence of a very serious economic crisis significantly more than women; those with lower income and own experience of crisis perceived the presence of crisis more than others; and supporters of the radical right party (Sweden De

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