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Building: Faculty of Arts, Floor: 3, Room: FA300
Friday 17:40 - 19:20 CEST (09/09/2016)
The Eurozone crisis has had a profound effect on civil society and interest groups. Formal and informal social networks, new and old, have emerged as key stakeholders in addressing social inequality, marginalisation and exclusion, yet are themselves undermined by reduced funding and membership. The aim of this panel is to explore how civil society in Southern Europe has transformed during the crisis and to assess the influence of social networks in response to a wide range of pressing challenges that the region is facing.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Southern European Civil Societies during the Crisis: Dense and Weak? | View Paper Details |
| Interest Groups in Spain: what’s new? | View Paper Details |
| The Symbolic and Political Dimensions of Societal Accountability in Grassroots Struggles against Corruption in Southern and Central Europe | View Paper Details |
| Still lacking quality? Europeanisation and the challenge to improve civil society participation in policy processes in Turkey | View Paper Details |
| Something more than offering help! Exploring the links between Solidarity and Social Movement initiatives in Greece in times of Economic Crisis | View Paper Details |