Stefania Kalogeraki is Associate Professor at the Department of Sociology, University of Crete, Greece.Maria Kousis is Professor of Sociology at the Department of Sociology, University of Crete, Greece.

• Chapter 1: Youth Political Participation in Greece: A Comparative, Multiple Methods  .- Perspective.- Part I: Youth Political Participation: Socialization, Attitudes and Intentions.- Chapter 2: Young Greeks Taking to the Streets: How Protest Shapes Political Socialisation in Times of Crisis? .- Chapter 3: Engendering Political Participation among Greek Youth in Times of Crisis.- Chapter 4: Youths’ Cultural Orientations, Attributions to Inequality and Political Engagement Attitudes and Intentions.- Part II: Youth Political Participation: Precarity, Organizational and Spatial Aspects.- Chapter 5: Youth Political Participation and Precarity during Times of Crisis: Greece in a Comparative Perspective.- Chapter 6: For Youth or by Youth? Exploring Youth Action Organisations in Greece .- Chapter 7: Political Participation of Greek Youth: Exploring Rural, Semi-urban and Urban Disparities.- Chapter 8: Conclusions: Modes and Determinants of Youth Political Participation in Greece from aMultiple Methods Perspective.

Stefania Kalogeraki is Associate Professor at the Department of Sociology, University of Crete, Greece.Maria Kousis is Professor of Sociology at the Department of Sociology, University of Crete, Greece.

• Chapter 1: Youth Political Participation in Greece: A Comparative, Multiple Methods  .- Perspective.- Part I: Youth Political Participation: Socialization, Attitudes and Intentions.- Chapter 2: Young Greeks Taking to the Streets: How Protest Shapes Political Socialisation in Times of Crisis? .- Chapter 3: Engendering Political Participation among Greek Youth in Times of Crisis.- Chapter 4: Youths’ Cultural Orientations, Attributions to Inequality and Political Engagement Attitudes and Intentions.- Part II: Youth Political Participation: Precarity, Organizational and Spatial Aspects.- Chapter 5: Youth Political Participation and Precarity during Times of Crisis: Greece in a Comparative Perspective.- Chapter 6: For Youth or by Youth? Exploring Youth Action Organisations in Greece .- Chapter 7: Political Participation of Greek Youth: Exploring Rural, Semi-urban and Urban Disparities.- Chapter 8: Conclusions: Modes and Determinants of Youth Political Participation in Greece from aMultiple Methods Perspective.

Stefania Kalogeraki is Associate Professor at the Department of Sociology, University of Crete, Greece.Maria Kousis is Professor of Sociology at the Department of Sociology, University of Crete, Greece.

• Chapter 1: Youth Political Participation in Greece: A Comparative, Multiple Methods  .- Perspective.- Part I: Youth Political Participation: Socialization, Attitudes and Intentions.- Chapter 2: Young Greeks Taking to the Streets: How Protest Shapes Political Socialisation in Times of Crisis? .- Chapter 3: Engendering Political Participation among Greek Youth in Times of Crisis.- Chapter 4: Youths’ Cultural Orientations, Attributions to Inequality and Political Engagement Attitudes and Intentions.- Part II: Youth Political Participation: Precarity, Organizational and Spatial Aspects.- Chapter 5: Youth Political Participation and Precarity during Times of Crisis: Greece in a Comparative Perspective.- Chapter 6: For Youth or by Youth? Exploring Youth Action Organisations in Greece .- Chapter 7: Political Participation of Greek Youth: Exploring Rural, Semi-urban and Urban Disparities.- Chapter 8: Conclusions: Modes and Determinants of Youth Political Participation in Greece from aMultiple Methods Perspective.