Market Versus Society: Anthropological Insights

1. Introduction
2. Economy and Society: Neoliberal Reform and Economic Deviance
3. The Root of All Evil. Money, Markets, and the Prospects of Rewriting the Rules of the Game
4. Managing Against the Odds. Economic Crisis, Bad Governance and Grassroots Entrepreneurialism in Naples
5. From Nationalization to Neoliberalism. Territorial Development and City Marketing in Brindisi
6. Relations with the Market. On Cosmologies of Capitalism in Greece
7. 'We are all socialists'. Greek Crisis and Precarization
8. 'De proletarios a propietarios...'. Neoliberal Hegemony, Labor Commodification and Family Relationships in a 'Petty' Steel Workers' Firm
9. At the Periphery of Development. Scenarios and Actors of an Industrial Settlement Experiment and its Crisis in the Case of FIAT-SATA in Melfi
10. Workers' Committees in Israel in the Heyday of Neoliberalism. From Consent to Professionalization to Alternative Solutions
11. Sport, the Market and Society. Contrasting the Rhetoric and Reality of Sport as a Growth Catalyst
12. Autonomy and Adaptivity. Farmer's Work in France
13. Economic Rationality and Human Experience. Global Agrifood Chains from the Perspective of Social Anthropology
14. Neoliberal Agrarian Policies and its Effects. Labor Flexibility and Regimentation in Mexico's Export Agricultural Industry
15. The Renegotiation of Identity and Alterity in an Economically and Spatially Changing Context. The Case of a Former Industrial and Mining District of Saint-Etienne (France)
16. 'Weak Heritage' and Neighbourhood in Contemporary Cities. Capitalism and Memories of Urban Utopias
17. Anthropology in a Neoliberal World