The New Politics of Indebtedness in Britain
Intervention ~ Launch ~ Collaboration
Debt is the defining feature of the contemporary British economy.
Join us to explore how indebtedness — of individuals and households — is a political problem, despite being ignored by the political and policy elite.
Based on a sixth-month pilot study involving Johnna Montgomerie, Joe Deville, Carl Packman, Daniel Tischer and Liam Stanley, this report documents how civil society and ordinary people do what policy-makers have failed to: acknowledge indebtedness is a problem that needs solutions.
This gathering represents an opportunity to more closely examine the causes and consequences of household indebtedness and the ways we can all work together to think creatively about how to solve it.
Come to meet with fellow actors trying to craft alternatives to the Debt Economy. All welcome.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
Goldsmiths University of London
New Cross, London SE14 6NW
‘Collaborative Encounter’ Workshop
13:00 – 17:00
Stuart Hall Building Rm 314
Report Launch & Reception
18:00 – 20:00
Stuart Hall Building LG02
Interested participants can register with Eventbrite: https://www.
