The body economic : why austerity kills : recessions, budget battles, and the politics of life and death

By D. Stuckler, Sanjay Basu. 2013

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• ‘Dead people don’t claim’: A psychopolitical autopsy of UK austerity suicides (2018, background): “Furthermore, globally, a range of empirical studies drawing on aggregate data have shown a significant association between financial recession, austerity measures, and suicide rates (Stuckler and Basu, 2013; Reeves, McKee, and Stuckler, 2014; Antonakakis and Collins, 2014; Karanikilos, 2013).”
• The crisis seen from below, within, and against: from solidarity economy to food distribution cooperatives in Greece (2014, unknown): “As has been argued, for instance, it is austerity, and not an abstracted ‘crisis,’ which is the culprit in recession-hit Greece (Stuckler and Basu 2013).”