Caring for Debts: How the Household Economy Exposes the Limits of Financialisation
Caring for Debts: How the Household Economy Exposes the Limits of Financialisation
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DOI：
10.1177/0896920516664962
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发表时间：
2017-07-01
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1.9
通讯作者：
Tepe-Belfrage, Daniela
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作者：
Montgomerie, Johnna;Tepe-Belfrage, Daniela
本文以英国为例，探讨金融化的局限性。它揭示了在新自由主义紧缩条件下，金融化、负债和社会再生产之间日益密切的关系（Fraser，2014）。它通过揭示个人、家庭和社区的日常负债经历是如何实现的来做到这一点。具体来说，我们通过分析领先的点对点论坛（Stanley，2014，Stanley et al.，2016年）。这些证据揭示了债务是如何干扰和破坏生活的亲密关系的，并在这样做的过程中侵蚀了债务本身作为家庭经济中优先义务的道德经济主张。这些都是金融化的极限，因为如果债务得不到照顾，它们就是不良资产。而且，事实证明，不良贷款会导致金融化的全球市场出现灾难性的失败。仅这一点就使得理解家庭经济与新自由主义失败的原因相关。
This article uses the United Kingdom as a case study to explore the limits of financialisation. It makes visible the increasingly intimate relationship between financialisation, indebtedness and social reproduction under the conditions of neoliberal austerity (Fraser, 2014). It does so by unpacking how the everyday experiences of indebtedness materialise among individuals, households and communities. Specifically, we investigate debt's significance within the household economy by analysing the everyday talk within debt threads' from leading peer-to-peer forums (Stanley, 2014, Stanley et al., 2016). The evidence reveals how debt interferes with and disrupts the intimacies of life, and in doing so erodes its own moral economic claim as a priority obligation within the household economy. These are the limits of financialisation because if debts are not cared for' they are non-performing. And, non-performing loans - as it turns out - cause catastrophic failures in financialised global markets. This alone makes understanding the household economy relevant to why neoliberalism is failing.