Anastasia Zisakou
Biographic Data
| ID | 4394773 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anastasia Zisakou |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anastasia |
| FAMILY NAME | Zisakou |
| SIGNATURE | ZISAKOU A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat Autonòma de Barcelona |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8754-6262 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
From noise control to quietizenship: Privatizing public space in Plaça del Sol, Barcelona
This article examines how noise governance reconfigures public space and citizenship in Plaça del Sol, a square in Barcelona’s Gràcia neighborhood. Drawing on an ethnographic approach (19 interviews and 1 year of participant observation), it traces a sequence from measurement (sensors, sound-level measurements) through regulation (police sweeps, terrace expansion, redesign of benches, planters, and playground) to counter-assemblages (users’ subve…
RegularizaciónYa: Temporalities and Claims in the Migrant Regularization Campaign in Spain
This article examines how migrant-led activism in Spain uses collective narratives to legitimize migration regularization and enact citizenship. European states regulate human migration through legal status, producing administrative irregularity that restricts access to work, welfare, and protection, and that structures everyday life through prolonged bureaucratic waiting, suspended plans, precarious work, and exposure to preventable harm. Agains…
Towards inclusive urban transitions: An intersectional analysis of reuse and repair grassroots initiatives in Barcelona
Constructing Talent and Flexibility in Focus Group Discussions on Inequality and Unemployment in Greece
This article examines the ways in which participants construct talent and flexibility in accounts of income inequality and (un)employment in Greece. Eight (8) focus groups with forty‐one (41) Greek citizens, aged 18–65 years were conducted. Analysis used the principles of Critical Discursive Social Psychology (CDSP). Participants were asked to evaluate the compensation that should be given to employees from different professional categories and t…
Integration and urban citizenship: A social‐psychological approach to refugee integration through active constructions of place attachment to the city
The current research explores refugee integration through the analysis of active constructions of everyday life in Greek cities. It draws from critical social and political psychology literature that explores spatial aspects of intergroup relations and developments in citizenship and migration studies. For the purposes of the study, 25 walking interviews with refugees from Afghanistan, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Pakistan, Palestine, Somalia,…
Future plans and integration in the Greek cities: Time as a resource and implication of belonging in refugees’ discourse
Exploring subject positions in Greek migrants' discourse on mobility decisions
The current study explores the ways in which Greek migrants in their early adulthood position themselves in discourse on mobility decisions. For the purposes of the study, 17 virtual interviews with Greek migrants (aged between 25–40 years old) in European cities were conducted. Analysis, based on the principles of critical discursive social psychology, indicated that, in their accounts of migration decision‐making, participants positioned themse…
Integration and urban citizenship: A social‐psychological approach to refugee integration through active constructions of place attachment to the city
The current research explores refugee integration through the analysis of active constructions of everyday life in Greek cities. It draws from critical social and political psychology literature that explores spatial aspects of intergroup relations and developments in citizenship and migration studies. For the purposes of the study, 25 walking interviews with refugees from Afghanistan, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Pakistan, Palestine, Somalia,…
Exploring subject positions in Greek migrants' discourse on mobility decisions
The current study explores the ways in which Greek migrants in their early adulthood position themselves in discourse on mobility decisions. For the purposes of the study, 17 virtual interviews with Greek migrants (aged between 25–40 years old) in European cities were conducted. Analysis, based on the principles of critical discursive social psychology, indicated that, in their accounts of migration decision‐making, participants positioned themse…
Future plans and integration in the Greek cities: Time as a resource and implication of belonging in refugees’ discourse
Constructing Talent and Flexibility in Focus Group Discussions on Inequality and Unemployment in Greece
This article examines the ways in which participants construct talent and flexibility in accounts of income inequality and (un)employment in Greece. Eight (8) focus groups with forty‐one (41) Greek citizens, aged 18–65 years were conducted. Analysis used the principles of Critical Discursive Social Psychology (CDSP). Participants were asked to evaluate the compensation that should be given to employees from different professional categories and t…
Integration and urban citizenship: A social‐psychological approach to refugee integration through active constructions of place attachment to the city
The current research explores refugee integration through the analysis of active constructions of everyday life in Greek cities. It draws from critical social and political psychology literature that explores spatial aspects of intergroup relations and developments in citizenship and migration studies. For the purposes of the study, 25 walking interviews with refugees from Afghanistan, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Pakistan, Palestine, Somalia,…
From noise control to quietizenship: Privatizing public space in Plaça del Sol, Barcelona
This article examines how noise governance reconfigures public space and citizenship in Plaça del Sol, a square in Barcelona’s Gràcia neighborhood. Drawing on an ethnographic approach (19 interviews and 1 year of participant observation), it traces a sequence from measurement (sensors, sound-level measurements) through regulation (police sweeps, terrace expansion, redesign of benches, planters, and playground) to counter-assemblages (users’ subve…
RegularizaciónYa: Temporalities and Claims in the Migrant Regularization Campaign in Spain
This article examines how migrant-led activism in Spain uses collective narratives to legitimize migration regularization and enact citizenship. European states regulate human migration through legal status, producing administrative irregularity that restricts access to work, welfare, and protection, and that structures everyday life through prolonged bureaucratic waiting, suspended plans, precarious work, and exposure to preventable harm. Agains…
Towards inclusive urban transitions: An intersectional analysis of reuse and repair grassroots initiatives in Barcelona
Migration, Refugees, and Integration (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Political science (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Citizenship (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Politics (2 works)