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来源

EUROPEAN URBAN AND REGIONAL STUDIES,Vol.25,Issue2,P.155-170

语言

英文

关键字

Alternatives; assemblages; drasis; performance; resistance; solidarity; DIVERSE ECONOMIES; COMMUNITY; GEOGRAPHIES; MOBILITY; WORLDS; CITY; PERFORMATIVITY; NETWORKS; CITIES; SPACE

作者单位

[Daskalaki, Maria] Kingston Univ, London, England. [Daskalaki, Maria] Univ Winchester, Dept Global Issues & Responsible Management, Winchester, Hants, England. Daskalaki, M (reprint author), Kingston Univ, Fac Business & Law, Dept Management, London KT2 7LB, England. E-Mail: M.daskalaki@kingston.ac.uk

摘要

This paper draws on research conducted in Greece, where, during the last seven years, an acute socio-economic crisis has led to the emergence of a number of alternative organizational forms. By foregrounding the term drasis, the unexpected unfolding of an event in a specific space and time, we discuss how these alternative forms assemble differential capacities in order to resist the neoliberal ordering of socio-spatial and economic relations. In particular, we focus on two self-organized spaces, namely, a social centre and a squatted public garden and discuss two concrete instances of drasis. We propose that drasis instigates the establishment and evolution of transformative, prefigurative organizing through three interrelated processes, namely, the formation of resistance assemblages, social learning and socio-spatial solidarity. The paper offers three propositions, suggesting that drasis provides the socio-material conditions through which new resistance formations challenge the established productive forces of society and co-produce alternative forms of civic life.