Blood and Oranges

Focusing on the impact of globalization and neo-racism, this book examines a rural Greek community's evolution since joining the European Union. It highlights the tension between economic growth and the emergence of a marginalized immigrant labor class. The author explores the rise of ethnic nationalism and neo-racism in the context of European integration, delving into themes of racism, neoliberalism, and nationalism within contemporary anthropology. Through this lens, the narrative reveals the complexities of social change in modern Greece.