Gendered debt – a scoping study review of research on debt acquisition and management in single and couple households

Callegari, Julia; Liedgren, Pernilla; Kullberg, Christian

doi:10.1080/13691457.2019.1567467

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“…This would be a topic of interest as it is known that debt experience can differ by age. Besides that, in terms of gender, male and females are found to respond differently toward debt in terms of perceived financial or emotional stress, subjective evaluation of the financial situation, and feelings toward their partners and themselves (Callegari et al, 2019 ). Even income class affects the experience of debt differently; middle-income Americans are reported to experience high depression and anxiety from having consumer balances, which further increased following the Great Recession, but lower-income consumers saw less of this effect until after the recession, which can be attributed to the lower access and use of credit (Hodson et al, 2014 ).…”

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Relationship Between Debt and Depression, Anxiety, Stress, or Suicide Ideation in Asia: A Systematic Review

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Background: This article aims to review research manuscripts in the past 5 years that focus on the effects of debt on depression, anxiety, stress, or suicide ideation in Asian countries. Methods: A search for literature based on the PRISMA guidelines was conducted on Medline, PubMed, Web of Science, Scopus, and ScienceDirect, resulting in nine manuscripts meeting inclusion criteria. The studies were conducted in Thailand, Korea, Singapore, Pakistan, India, Cambodia, and China. Results: The findings of the studies show that there is evidence to support that being in debt is related to Asian participants experiencing depression, anxiety, stress, or suicide ideation. However, the studies are limited to quantitative studies only. The definition of debt is also unclear in most manuscripts. Few manuscripts also examined how other factors influence the relationship between debt and mental illness. Conclusion: There are limited studies on the psychological effects of debt on the Asian population. Future studies should focus on the relationship between debt and psychological well-being among this population.

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Relationship Between Debt and Depression, Anxiety, Stress, or Suicide Ideation in Asia: A Systematic Review

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“…A pesar de que las investigaciones que conectan el endeudamiento de los hogares con la intervención del Trabajo Social están poco desarrolladas (Callegari et al, 2019;Krumer-Nevo et al, 2017;Despart et al, 2016), la evidencia recogida sobre los procesos de educación financiera dirigidos a hogares de bajos ingresos, particularmente en los países del Norte, reconocen algunas deficiencias en los modelos de evaluación e intervención con los problemas financieros de la población. Para Zhan et al (2006), los programas de educación financiera dirigidos a personas con menores ingresos son deficientes, en razón de tres gap: primero, en relación con sus modelos de evaluación financiera, los que a su juicio son predominantemente subjetivos; segundo, en relación a lo reducido de las áreas del comportamiento financiero que abordan los programas, los que privilegian los comportamientos presupuestarios y el uso del crédito, dejando de lado otras áreas de administración financiera, y tercero, la evaluación de cómo las diferentes características de los participantes se relacionan con los niveles de conocimiento financiero.…”

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Pensar la economía más allá de la moral y de la racionalidad instrumental

Pérez-Roa

2021

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En un contexto altamente financiarizado, la adquisición de créditos de consumo y el aumento del endeudamiento de los hogares se han instalado como una nueva normalidad, en este artículo busca interrogar las narrativas con las cuales popularmente se entiende las prácticas del consumo y endeudamiento. Nos interesa problematizar las categorías morales y la predominancia de la dimensión instrumental/racional con las que se interpretan estas prácticas económicas, de manera de deshilvanar las implicancias de estos usos en los procesos de intervención que actualmente se desarrollan al alero de los programas de educación financiera.

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“…Coco 2014; Marron 2012) and gender dynamics that precede and affect over-indebtedness (see e.g. Callegari, Liedgren and Kullberg 2019;Fehlberg 1997;Goode 2010).…”

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Awaiting absolution – self-presentations in letters of application for debt reconstruction

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Kullberg

2020

Nordic Social Work Research

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The article investigates how over-indebted persons present their case in personal letters attached to debt-reconstruction applications and how their narratives can be argued to contain features that help counteract negative expectations about their identity. The results reveal three types of narratives. These are: negotiating, in which the applicant communicates personal agency in relation to all areas of life, and the promise to start a new life and continue on the path of improvement is invoked as the main reason for being deserving of help; reimbursement-claiming, in which personal agency is communicated in relation to all aspects except for the applicant's personal economy, and earlier achievements are invoked as the main reason for being deserving of help; and confessing, in which personal agency is communicated as located outside the applicant's control, and a lack of possibilities to manage one's own personal economy is invoked as the main reason for being deserving of help. The results also show that, although all three narrative categories can be considered counter-stories, confessing can be argued to have the greatest potential to counteract negative expectations and thereby help to repair the applicant's identity.

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Gendered debt – a scoping study review of research on debt acquisition and management in single and couple households

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Relationship Between Debt and Depression, Anxiety, Stress, or Suicide Ideation in Asia: A Systematic Review

Relationship Between Debt and Depression, Anxiety, Stress, or Suicide Ideation in Asia: A Systematic Review

Pensar la economía más allá de la moral y de la racionalidad instrumental

Awaiting absolution – self-presentations in letters of application for debt reconstruction

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