This book is a series of essays, deeply rooted in theory and research, describing how the financial system is designed to advantage white people. While many people believe that technology can be used to extend advantages to Black and Brown people, this book takes a skeptical view of technology and describes how grassroots social movements are changing the financial system.
This book is a series of essays, deeply rooted in theory and research, describing how the financial system is designed to advantage white people. While many people believe that technology can be used to extend advantages to Black and Brown people, this book takes a skeptical view of technology and describes how grassroots social movements are changing the financial system.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Terri Friedline, PhD, is Associate Professor of Social Work, Faculty Director at the Center on Assets, Education, and Inclusion, and Faculty Affiliate at Poverty Solutions at the University of Michigan. She is also a Research Fellow at New America and an appointed member of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's Academic Research Council (ARC). Friedline conducts research on financial system reforms and consumer protections to ensure that households and communities have access to safe and affordable financial products and services. Her research has examined affordability, racial disparities, predatory policies and practices, and the rise in financial technology.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword Introduction Chapter 1: Calibrating the Financial System Chapter 2: Financialization and the Tyranny of Bootstraps Chapter 3: Theorizing Moves to Financial Innocence Chapter 4: Corporate Landlords and the Climate Crisis Chapter 5: Only Sharks in the Tank Chapter 6: Capitalism Doesn't Bend Chapter 7: Digital Redlining Chapter 8: Financial Education for Liberation Chapter 9: The Nature of Change Epilogue: Dear Social Work
Foreword Introduction Chapter 1: Calibrating the Financial System Chapter 2: Financialization and the Tyranny of Bootstraps Chapter 3: Theorizing Moves to Financial Innocence Chapter 4: Corporate Landlords and the Climate Crisis Chapter 5: Only Sharks in the Tank Chapter 6: Capitalism Doesn't Bend Chapter 7: Digital Redlining Chapter 8: Financial Education for Liberation Chapter 9: The Nature of Change Epilogue: Dear Social Work
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