This article aims to present semi-structured interviewing as a pivotal tool used in research on
the expressions of informal civil society, including the narratives of activists outside the third …

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Studies of social capital have concentrated upon either formal associative behaviour or
informal social relations (networks). This article looks at the relationship between these two …

According to Inglehart's postmaterialist theory, young people brought up in periods of high
economic and physical security, surrounded by better opportunities for education, are more …

Politics and policy-making in contemporary Greece display the tension between pressures
for reform, on the one hand, and the structural impediments to their realisation, on the other …

An increasing number of business organizations around the world engage in the accounting
for and reporting on non-financial aspects of performance, mainly within the domains of …

The emergence of the gig economy has generated a new class of workers who are
categorised as independent “partners” instead of employees with rights to labour protection …

During times of crisis, economic practices organized on principles of reciprocity often arise.
Greece, with the vibrant sociality pertaining to its' solidarity economy', is a case in point. This …

Political trust can have a major impact on democratic politics by affecting political
participation, institutional effectiveness, and policy choices. Given the significance of political …

Organised civil society in Greece is generally regarded as weak with rankings for
associational density, volunteerism and levels of social capital traditionally among the …