Precariousness is the new normal: Social reproduction and intergenerational solidarity in families of shipyard workers in Skaramanga, Greece

拟议的项目旨在了解高资本主义的当代经济范式对希腊社会再生产和代际关系的影响，作为欧洲南部的一个范例。通过深入的定性人类学实地考察，我将研究如何预期的年轻一代从依赖到自治的过渡正在扭转在希腊由于收入的持续下降和工作条件的修改。这种逆转改变了家庭的道德经济，使年轻一代更加依赖公共养恤基金。这项研究是此类研究中的第一项系统性研究，旨在了解不稳定的工作条件对生命周期预期转变的影响，超越了冲击南欧社会的经济危机的框架。我的目的是通过分析工具，在更广泛的经济和政治结构的高度资本主义的背景下，这种现象检查代际团结的模式。

The proposed project seeks to understand the effects of the contemporary economic paradigm of high-capitalism on social reproduction and intergenerational relationships in Greece as a paradigmatic case of the European South. Through deep qualitative anthropological fieldwork, I will examine how the expected transition of younger generations from dependence to autonomy is being reversed in Greece due to continuous declines in income and the modification of working conditions. This reversal has brought changes in the moral economy of households and an increased dependence of younger generations on public pension funds. The intended research is the first systematic study of its kind that seeks to understand the effects of precarious working conditions on the transformation of life cycle expectations, by going beyond the framework of the economic crisis that hit South European societies. My intention is to examine modes of intergenerational solidarity through analytical tools that contextualize such phenomena in the wider economic and political structures of high-capitalism.