Titlebook: Social and Psychological Dimensions of Personal Debt and the Debt Industry; Serdar M. De?irmencio?lu,Carl Walker Book 2015 The Editor(s) 2

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The Personal Debt Industry: Racist Debt Practices and Pasifika Peoples in New Zealand of this concept:.In mid — we were fortunate to spend time in the UK, France, the Netherlands, Portugal and Spain as part of research and study leave that was sponsored by our respective universities.. During this time, while we enjoyed the privilege of a fully funded sabbatical and worked on our wr

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Conclusion: Thoughts for the Futuree decided to talk to a range of people in the South East of England who might know about debt. These included debt clients, bailiffs, debt counsellors, mainstream credit suppliers such as banks and building societies, debt collectors, credit unions, people who worked for national organisations such

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Conclusion: Thoughts for the Futurey to get a better understanding of the pathways that linked credit acquisition and mental health and that seemed to be so well established in the academic literature. On carrying out this work there were two key things that surprised me.

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The Impact of the Swiss Franc Loans Crisis on Croatian Householdsor these loans by an average of EUR 220 (euros; an average salary in Croatia being EUR 730). In 2011, when the Swiss franc was at its highest value (before the intervention of the Swiss National Bank in September 2011), there were around 100,000 Swiss franc-denominated loans. Most of them — around 75,000 — were long-term housing loans..

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The Social Construction of “Indebted Man”: Economic Crisis, Discursive Violence and the Role of Massthe political class, which took place through the transfer by lending of the largest amount of money in recorded history, and at the same time created an insurmountable public debt (e.g. Chossudovsky and Marshall, 2010; Gallino, 2013).

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The Experiences of Individuals in Debt during an Era of Extreme Austerity in Greecey aim is to bring to critical appraisal the stigmatisation of individuals in debt and the individualisation of indebtedness, an issue which mainly arises as a consequence of specific socioeconomic structures and arrangements (Turner, 2008).

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