Sotirios Karampampa
Biographic Data
| ID | 374076 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sotirios Karampampa |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sotirios |
| FAMILY NAME | Karampampa |
| SIGNATURE | KARAMPAMPA S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Sheffield |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0908-8315 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 62 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Becoming a movement: Identity, narrative and memory in the European global justice movement
Becoming a movement: identity, narrative and memory in the European global justice movement." Social Movement Studies, 19(1), pp. 101–102
Violent political action during the European economic crisis: An empirical investigation of four theoretical paradigms from social movement research
Prejudice and relative deprivation: The effects of self-referenced individual relative deprivation on generalized prejudice in European democracies
Current literature on the economic determinants of prejudice focuses on how relative deprivation might lead to bias by focusing on group perceptions, with little or no attention given to individual-level deprivation. We address this gap in literature by examining how relative and objective individual-level hardship affects generalised prejudice and suggest that both forms of deprivation lead to increase in a wide variety of out-group biases. We t…
Deprivation, class and crisis in Europe: A comparative analysis
Analysing data from an original cross-national survey conducted in 2015 in nine European democracies covering five different types of welfare regime and asking individuals a variety of questions on their deprivation during the crisis, this paper shows that there are important cross-national and cross-class inequalities in deprivation as reported by individuals in different social classes. Cross-nationally, deprivation patterns reflected the welfa…
Relative deprivation and inequalities in social and political activism
In this paper we analyse whether relative deprivation has divergent effects on different types of social and political action. We expect that it will depress volunteering with parties as well as different types of conventional political participation more generally while stimulating volunteering with anti-cuts organisations and engagement in various kinds of protest activism. There is little research into how relative deprivation impacts on diffe…
Radicals, revolutionaries, and terrorists
Convergence on Crisis? Comparing Labour and Conservative Party Framing of the Economic Crisis in Britain, 2008‐14
Since the 1980s, Britain's two largest political parties have been converging ever closer on the political spectrum, in line with a Downsian model of two party majoritarian systems. While both Labour and the Conservatives have been moving toward consensus, we investigate the extent to which the recent financial crisis, understood as a critical juncture, interrupted this movement. Using a “fuzzy set” ideal type analysis with claims‐making data, we…
Neoliberal Narrative in Times of Economic Crisis: A Political Claims Analysis of the U.K. Press, 2007‐14
Using political claims analysis on 1,000 articles from five national newspapers ( Daily Mail, The Sun, The Times, The Guardian , and Daily Mirror ), this article demonstrates that press coverage of the financial crisis, recession, and austerity in the United Kingdom between 2007‐14 drew heavily on a neoliberal discourse. Political, market, and civil society actors discussed the impact of hard times on people using a reductionist neoliberal narrat…
Inside Greek terrorism
Relative deprivation and inequalities in social and political activism
In this paper we analyse whether relative deprivation has divergent effects on different types of social and political action. We expect that it will depress volunteering with parties as well as different types of conventional political participation more generally while stimulating volunteering with anti-cuts organisations and engagement in various kinds of protest activism. There is little research into how relative deprivation impacts on diffe…
Neoliberal Narrative in Times of Economic Crisis: A Political Claims Analysis of the U.K. Press, 2007‐14
Using political claims analysis on 1,000 articles from five national newspapers ( Daily Mail, The Sun, The Times, The Guardian , and Daily Mirror ), this article demonstrates that press coverage of the financial crisis, recession, and austerity in the United Kingdom between 2007‐14 drew heavily on a neoliberal discourse. Political, market, and civil society actors discussed the impact of hard times on people using a reductionist neoliberal narrat…
Convergence on Crisis? Comparing Labour and Conservative Party Framing of the Economic Crisis in Britain, 2008‐14
Since the 1980s, Britain's two largest political parties have been converging ever closer on the political spectrum, in line with a Downsian model of two party majoritarian systems. While both Labour and the Conservatives have been moving toward consensus, we investigate the extent to which the recent financial crisis, understood as a critical juncture, interrupted this movement. Using a “fuzzy set” ideal type analysis with claims‐making data, we…
Deprivation, class and crisis in Europe: A comparative analysis
Analysing data from an original cross-national survey conducted in 2015 in nine European democracies covering five different types of welfare regime and asking individuals a variety of questions on their deprivation during the crisis, this paper shows that there are important cross-national and cross-class inequalities in deprivation as reported by individuals in different social classes. Cross-nationally, deprivation patterns reflected the welfa…
Prejudice and relative deprivation: The effects of self-referenced individual relative deprivation on generalized prejudice in European democracies
Current literature on the economic determinants of prejudice focuses on how relative deprivation might lead to bias by focusing on group perceptions, with little or no attention given to individual-level deprivation. We address this gap in literature by examining how relative and objective individual-level hardship affects generalised prejudice and suggest that both forms of deprivation lead to increase in a wide variety of out-group biases. We t…
Violent political action during the European economic crisis: An empirical investigation of four theoretical paradigms from social movement research
Inside Greek terrorism
Convergence on Crisis? Comparing Labour and Conservative Party Framing of the Economic Crisis in Britain, 2008‐14
Since the 1980s, Britain's two largest political parties have been converging ever closer on the political spectrum, in line with a Downsian model of two party majoritarian systems. While both Labour and the Conservatives have been moving toward consensus, we investigate the extent to which the recent financial crisis, understood as a critical juncture, interrupted this movement. Using a “fuzzy set” ideal type analysis with claims‐making data, we…
Neoliberal Narrative in Times of Economic Crisis: A Political Claims Analysis of the U.K. Press, 2007‐14
Using political claims analysis on 1,000 articles from five national newspapers ( Daily Mail, The Sun, The Times, The Guardian , and Daily Mirror ), this article demonstrates that press coverage of the financial crisis, recession, and austerity in the United Kingdom between 2007‐14 drew heavily on a neoliberal discourse. Political, market, and civil society actors discussed the impact of hard times on people using a reductionist neoliberal narrat…
Radicals, revolutionaries, and terrorists
Violent political action during the European economic crisis: An empirical investigation of four theoretical paradigms from social movement research
Prejudice and relative deprivation: The effects of self-referenced individual relative deprivation on generalized prejudice in European democracies
Current literature on the economic determinants of prejudice focuses on how relative deprivation might lead to bias by focusing on group perceptions, with little or no attention given to individual-level deprivation. We address this gap in literature by examining how relative and objective individual-level hardship affects generalised prejudice and suggest that both forms of deprivation lead to increase in a wide variety of out-group biases. We t…
Deprivation, class and crisis in Europe: A comparative analysis
Analysing data from an original cross-national survey conducted in 2015 in nine European democracies covering five different types of welfare regime and asking individuals a variety of questions on their deprivation during the crisis, this paper shows that there are important cross-national and cross-class inequalities in deprivation as reported by individuals in different social classes. Cross-nationally, deprivation patterns reflected the welfa…
Relative deprivation and inequalities in social and political activism
In this paper we analyse whether relative deprivation has divergent effects on different types of social and political action. We expect that it will depress volunteering with parties as well as different types of conventional political participation more generally while stimulating volunteering with anti-cuts organisations and engagement in various kinds of protest activism. There is little research into how relative deprivation impacts on diffe…
Becoming a movement: Identity, narrative and memory in the European global justice movement
Becoming a movement: identity, narrative and memory in the European global justice movement." Social Movement Studies, 19(1), pp. 101–102
Political science (9 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Political economy (5 works) · Context (archaeology (3 works) · Relative deprivation (3 works) · Action (physics (2 works)