The politics of debt and Europe's relations with the 'south' / edited by Stefan Nygard.

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An annual collection of the best research on European and global themes, the Annual of European and Global Studies publishes issues with a specific focus, each addressing critical developments and controversies in the field.

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Schemas -- Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- 1. The Two Faces of Debt -- Part I. Debt And Social Theory -- 2. The Indebted Subject and Social Transformations: The Possibility of Resistance and Empowerment -- 3. Debt, Democracy and the Pharmacology of Money -- Part II. Greece And Germany As Europe'S South And North -- 4. Europe's Debt to Refugees -- 5. Causes, Critique and Blame: A Political Discourse Analysis of the Crisis and Blame Discourse of German and Greek Intellectuals -- 6. The Tragedy of Recognition: Debt, Guilt and Political Action -- 7. The Soul of Europe: Two Different Ways of Thinking Germany's Debt to Greek Culture -- Part III. The Local, The Regional And The Global 'South' -- 8. The 'South' as a Moving Target: Europe's Debt to the Former Colonies -- 9. Debating the South in Unified Italy -- 10. Economic Theory as Morality: Europe's and the World's North and South -- Part IV. Debt And The Politics Of History -- 11. Europe's Debt Denied: Reflections on 1989 and the Loss of Yugoslav Experience of Direct Democracy -- 12. The Use of the Past under Conditions of Disorientation and Instability: The Spanish-Catalan Political Conflict -- Index

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