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

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The Experiences of Individuals in Debt during an Era of Extreme Austerity in Greecesychosocial determinants of psychological wellbeing by drawing upon a qualitative analysis of the experiences of seven individuals in debt. A secondary aim is to bring to critical appraisal the stigmatisation of individuals in debt and the individualisation of indebtedness, an issue which mainly ari

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Debt Dynamics in the UK and Beyond: How Propaganda Impedes Effective Political Action of debt is little understood. In this chapter I will examine the contrast between dominant accounts of debt, credit and money in the system today and the underlying realities. I will conceptualise this mismatch in terms of ideology and propaganda. Finally, I will use this understanding to set out s

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Chasing Happiness through Personal Debt: An Example of Neoliberal Influence in Norwegian Societyersonal debt. Like many others of its ilk, it presents a variety of indebted individuals whom the hosts try to help out of their predicament. What this particular show provides is an acute example of how debt, and implicitly the debt industry, is articulated in a public arena. It also enables an ana

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The Indebted Individual: Dominant Discourses and Alternative Understandings of Personal Debt in the until their families paid their debt. Conditions for these “debt prisoners” were often very poor, with disease, starvation, abuse from other prisoners and death frequently being reported (Hutter and Power, 2000). Throughout this regime it was clear that society placed responsibility for borrowing an

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Online Peer-to-Peer Lending as a New Profit Industry and Debt Trapivers behind this meltdown are easy to obtain mortgages, student loans and credit cards, which constitute the largest portion of household debt in the USA (Dwyer et al., 2012). Federal student loan volume has increased approximately 833% in the last two decades and consumers now carry more unsecured

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Thinking about the Personal Debt Industry: Voices from Puerto Ricoich psychologists may contribute to help overcome. Yet it can also be conceptualised as part of the modernisation of capitalism. This approach suggests that modern capitalism, with its particular model of democracy, is dependent on a political economy of personal debt. What’s more, such debt is part