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Student Debt and Political Participation

Sylvia Nissen

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Sozialwissenschaften, Recht, Wirtschaft / Vergleichende und internationale Politikwissenschaft

Beschreibung

This book examines how student debt informs the political action and participation of university students. The scale of student debt is unprecedented, particularly in the English-speaking world. In these democracies, debt has become an increasingly integral part of student life for many young people to enable participation in education and the wider economy. Using New Zealand as a case study, the author challenges existent assumptions about student attitudes towards loans by analysing how students speak about the impact of debt on themselves and their peers, including politically. Listening to these perspectives will provide a more nuanced insight into the underlying tensions and challenges of participating politically in a context of rising debt.

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emotion, risk, political engagement, private responsibility, participation in public life, student debt, university education, appraisals of student debt, pragmatism, tuition fees, economic inequality, precautionary principle, contribution of student debt to inequality, political agency, student debt crisis, variation in experience, student loan schemes, public dialogue, repercussions of student loan debt, student experiences