Delve into the nuanced realities of everyday life during social crisis with this compelling ethnographic study. Journey through Greece and beyond, exploring how austerity shapes borders, senses, and memory. This groundbreaking work offers a profound theoretical framework, analyzing the quotidian not as an escape, but as a complex site of struggle and im/possibility. It’s essential reading for students and scholars in anthropology, sociology, and cultural studies seeking deep insights into crisis, social reality, and the translation of academic knowledge into public understanding.