Loukia Kotronaki
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1665709 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Loukia Kotronaki |
| NOMBRES | Loukia |
| APELLIDO | Kotronaki |
| FIRMA | KOTRONAKI L |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
“No Oxygen, No Justice”
The Tempi train crash of 28 February 2023, the deadliest railway disaster in Greece's history, prompted a large-scale wave of protests, initiated by student and trade unions, as well as grassroots collectives, with extensive participation from first-time protesters. The tragedy eroded public trust in key institutions and triggered debate on safety, government accountability, and privatisation, exposing systemic failures in Greece's railway infras…
Living Resistance
Research Article| October 01 2018 Living Resistance: Experiences from Refugee Housing Squats in Athens Loukia Kotronaki; Loukia Kotronaki Loukia Kotronaki is a postdoctoral researcher in the department of political science and history at Panteion University (Athens, Greece). She has conducted extensive research on transnational collective action, social movements, party politics, and democratization processes in Europe. Having published several a…
Outside the Doors
What are the collective dynamics and self-organization practices that emerged in the refugee accommodation squats in Athens, and how have they challenged the spatial and identity politics of exclusion in the era of neoliberal crisis? Employing the concepts of heterotopias and submerged networks to analyze one of the most emblematic refugee accommodation and solidarity space in Athens, namely, the City Plaza Hotel, this essay examines the constitu…
Azione insurrezionale collettiva
This paper focuses on a conspicuously understudied form of radical-disruptive collective action: Insurrectionary Collective Action (ICA). Mustering evidence from the convulsive events that shook Greece in the aftermath of the unprovoked shooting of teenager Alexandros Grigoropoulos by riotous police in the centre of Athens in December 2008, we seek to conceptualize, interpret and explicate the ensuing social eruption employing (and seeking to fur…
Sur les sentiers de la colère
The aim of the article is to throw some light on a particular form of political conflict, one which has till now has been little explored in theoretical terms : insurrectional collective action. While the article is an examination of the « events of the Greek December », taking these events to be a typical expression of this sporadic mode of collective action, its primary task is a conceptual one. Events of a similar nature are often interpreted …
Outside the Doors
What are the collective dynamics and self-organization practices that emerged in the refugee accommodation squats in Athens, and how have they challenged the spatial and identity politics of exclusion in the era of neoliberal crisis? Employing the concepts of heterotopias and submerged networks to analyze one of the most emblematic refugee accommodation and solidarity space in Athens, namely, the City Plaza Hotel, this essay examines the constitu…
Living Resistance
Research Article| October 01 2018 Living Resistance: Experiences from Refugee Housing Squats in Athens Loukia Kotronaki; Loukia Kotronaki Loukia Kotronaki is a postdoctoral researcher in the department of political science and history at Panteion University (Athens, Greece). She has conducted extensive research on transnational collective action, social movements, party politics, and democratization processes in Europe. Having published several a…
Sur les sentiers de la colère
The aim of the article is to throw some light on a particular form of political conflict, one which has till now has been little explored in theoretical terms : insurrectional collective action. While the article is an examination of the « events of the Greek December », taking these events to be a typical expression of this sporadic mode of collective action, its primary task is a conceptual one. Events of a similar nature are often interpreted …
Sur les sentiers de la colère
The aim of the article is to throw some light on a particular form of political conflict, one which has till now has been little explored in theoretical terms : insurrectional collective action. While the article is an examination of the « events of the Greek December », taking these events to be a typical expression of this sporadic mode of collective action, its primary task is a conceptual one. Events of a similar nature are often interpreted …
Azione insurrezionale collettiva
This paper focuses on a conspicuously understudied form of radical-disruptive collective action: Insurrectionary Collective Action (ICA). Mustering evidence from the convulsive events that shook Greece in the aftermath of the unprovoked shooting of teenager Alexandros Grigoropoulos by riotous police in the centre of Athens in December 2008, we seek to conceptualize, interpret and explicate the ensuing social eruption employing (and seeking to fur…
Living Resistance
Research Article| October 01 2018 Living Resistance: Experiences from Refugee Housing Squats in Athens Loukia Kotronaki; Loukia Kotronaki Loukia Kotronaki is a postdoctoral researcher in the department of political science and history at Panteion University (Athens, Greece). She has conducted extensive research on transnational collective action, social movements, party politics, and democratization processes in Europe. Having published several a…
Outside the Doors
What are the collective dynamics and self-organization practices that emerged in the refugee accommodation squats in Athens, and how have they challenged the spatial and identity politics of exclusion in the era of neoliberal crisis? Employing the concepts of heterotopias and submerged networks to analyze one of the most emblematic refugee accommodation and solidarity space in Athens, namely, the City Plaza Hotel, this essay examines the constitu…
“No Oxygen, No Justice”
The Tempi train crash of 28 February 2023, the deadliest railway disaster in Greece's history, prompted a large-scale wave of protests, initiated by student and trade unions, as well as grassroots collectives, with extensive participation from first-time protesters. The tragedy eroded public trust in key institutions and triggered debate on safety, government accountability, and privatisation, exposing systemic failures in Greece's railway infras…
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