… , to the workings of credit and debt within the everyday, is to … of its grip on the everyday and
the seemingly incontrovertible … , among others, that the everyday empirics of economic life …

… We argue that relational finance is part of a broader embrace of everyday financial … of the
social in everyday lending and borrowing: social collateral, social lending and social debt. We …

… This article responds to this lacuna by exploring the experiences of everyday household …
of practices of lending and borrowing and credit and debt that combine the old and the new, the …

… It would take more than half a century before workers would proceed from the ambivalent
conquest of monetary wages to the entrance to the realm of credit and debt. Marx summed his …

… by exploring credit and debt as important aspects of financialization of everyday life in …
dynamics of the rapid growth of consumer credit in other developing countries facing similar …

… effect – we propose a cultural economy of everyday space‐times which is attuned to the …
, as demands to pay intensify the sense that debt is spiralling out of control and already‐ongoing …

… Yet credit and debt collection are central economic and … In this unique and trenchant study,
Joe Deville explains how the debt … from the everyday and domestic spaces of consumer credit …

… of consumer debt and learning how to incorporate debt into everyday economic practices.
In accordance with existing research (Ariztía, 2014), middleclass consumers who experience …

… to debt, we identify credit as ordinary consumption, and mortgage instruments as the financial
infrastructure channelling credit. … Rather, debt is normalised through contested everyday …

… credit consumption and increasing debt among Danish young adults by viewing this as closely
related to new cultural concepts of money in credit … ’ credit use in everyday life as well as …