Understanding Economic Abuse Through an Intersectional Lens: Financial Abuse, Control, and Exploitation of Women's Productive and Reproductive Labor
Understanding Economic Abuse Through an Intersectional Lens: Financial Abuse, Control, and Exploitation of Women's Productive and Reproductive Labor
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DOI：
10.1177/1077801218824050
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发表时间：
2019-12-01
影响因子：
2.2
通讯作者：
Anitha, Sundari
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作者：
Anitha, Sundari
经济虐待指的是男性对金钱、资产的控制，以及对女性教育或有偿工作的控制。为了纠正现有的男性（及其家庭）虐待和控制女性无偿（家务）劳动的理论不足，本文提出了一种新的经济虐待概念。通过对来自英国和印度的41名南亚妇女的生活史采访，本文探讨了与经济资源和妇女有偿工作和无偿工作有关的控制和虐待。它利用交叉视角来探索性别、移民身份、种族/民族和阶级如何能够提高对妇女经历的理解，使其成为经济虐待的连续统一体。
Financial abuse refers to men's control over money, assets, and women's education or paid work. As a corrective to existing undertheorization of men's (and their family's) abuse of and control over women's unpaid (domestic) labor, this article proposes a new conceptualization of economic abuse. Drawing upon life-history interviews with 41 South Asian women from the United Kingdom and India, this article explores control and abuse in relation to financial resources and women's paid work as well as unpaid work. It utilizes an intersectional perspective to explore how gender, migration status, race/ethnicity, and class can improve understanding of women's experiences as a continuum of economic abuse.