Titlebook: Consumer Credit in the United States; A Sociological Persp Donncha Marron Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2

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Fishing for Sharks and Governing Small Loans,al times; indeed as Calder (1999) points out, cash represented a relatively scarce resource in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries and much trade was secured on the basis of credit and barter. Yet within the context of an industrializing, increasingly urbanized but as Robert Wiebe (1967) t

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Mass Credit, Mass Society, and Their Discontents, fulfillment for consuming desire, a desire experienced by individuals who were increasingly understood as a mass of “consumers.” Crucially, the development of new forms of mass credit financed by specialized external finance capital helped foster and nurture this circling trail of production and co

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Credit Reporting and Consumer Surveillance,tal to create and invent new possibilities for the ongoing fulfillment of a continuously regenerated, increasingly heightened process of consumer desire. Credit, as a commercialized contractual agreement to pay for goods or repay money borrowed in the present against some temporal conception of the

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Risk and Technologies of Credit Scoring,a requirement to condition a life for themselves through the upholding of a capacity to choose; to extend and animate their lives as a subjectively directed narrative of consuming desires and wants. Consumer credit plays a (if not .) crucial mechanism of consuming fulfillment. Within this, an indivi

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,“See How Lenders See You”: From Actuarial to Subjective Governance,ithin contemporary neoliberal government, socialized risk management exemplified by such programs as social insurance have become dismantled concomitant with the decentering of the social as the crucial space of government. With neoliberalism’s concentration upon the individual as the site of rule,