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Reader in International Political Economy, King’s College London
Cancelling toxic household debt: the case for a modern debt jubilee
Johnna Montgomerie - 10 June 2020Cancelling toxic household debt: the case for a modern debt jubilee
Creating fiscal space to write-off household debt will bring macroeconomic renewal and end the era of debt-dependent growth.
The power relations of debt: care and resistance
Daniela Tepe-Belfrage & Johnna Montgomerie - 18 July 2017The power relations of debt: care and resistance
Rethinking debt and how it is ‘cared for’ reveals its gendered, classed and racialised nature
Rethinking Recovery I: Inequality and insecurity in UK households
Genevieve LeBaron, Johnna Montgomerie & Daniela Tepe-Belfrage - 03 June 2015Rethinking Recovery I: Inequality and insecurity in UK households
This is the first in a series of ten SPERI Comments on the theme of rethinking recovery. In this introductory post the authors warn that measurements of, and debates about, economic recovery in the UK have tended to overlook deepening inequality along the lines of class, gender, race, ability, age and sexuality.
‘Troubled Families’ or ‘Troubled Bankers’?
Daniela Tepe-Belfrage & Johnna Montgomerie - 03 December 2014‘Troubled Families’ or ‘Troubled Bankers’?
There is no end to welfare in sight; yet welfare is no longer for the poor
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