“A timely book on the politics of austerity, focusing on the current case of Greece. The edited volume is a multi-disciplinary endeavour and features 14 chapters written by authors with backgrounds as diverse as political science, economics, sociology, law and criminology. … Reading this book will be rewarding for social scientists working both in the policy world and in academia, as well as for a broader audience interested in the Greek and European crises.” (Anne-Caroline Hüser, Journal of Common Market Studies, Vol. 54 (3), 2016)