… mediate and facilitate the expansion of the poverty industry and the reliance of the poor on
… the poverty industry ranging from the credit card, payday loan, and student loan industries in …

… surplus, after Malthus, as there is more than enough food and resources in the world for current
and future needs. The problem is a population that is surplus … relative surplus population …

… of a surplus population; rather, it is the concept ‘surplus population’ that is important. For it
is through the concept of surplus population that we see (1) that population geographers have …

… In particular, she draws on the familiar Marxian idea that the growing surplus populations we
… But she goes much further to show that a surplus population can also serve as a source of …

… the Marxian sub-category of the ‘surplus population’, and through policies that support the
firms which constitute the ‘poverty industry’. Poverty industry profits rely on exorbitant fees and …

… Soederberg first seeks to illustrate the power structures and strategies involved in the
creation and reproduction of the poverty industry, and the role of money, surplus population, and …

… industry' and how the growth of such an industry relates to growing inequality and the need
to 'manage' or 'contain' the 'surplus population.… of this industry is the 'prison industrial complex,…

… the ‘active army’ and ‘relative surplus population’. With special … surplus population’s
contemporary global composition. Under neoliberal global capitalism, the relative surplus population …

… Contrary to this explanation, this article argues, using Marx’s concept of relative surplus
population (RSP), that under the existing neo-liberal framework such labour vulnerability is …

… the industrial reserve army (as part of the official labor market) and the surplus population, …
Marx already introduces the terms of relative and absolute surplus population. On the one …