The evidence base on economic abuse and the negative economic impact of domestic violence more broadly has expanded over the past ten years. Program interventions to support women’s economic stability have also been developed and evaluated.
The reports below reflect national and international knowledge. Join the international network for updates.
Analysing legal responses to coerced debt Journal Article
In: Legal Studies, 2024.
In: A Research Agenda for Financial Resources within the Household, 2024.
Economic Abuse Book Chapter
In: 2023.
One in ten have been a victim of financial abuse Online
2022.
The cost of living is preventing women from fleeing domestic abuse Online
Women's Aid 2022.
In: Journal of Gender-Based Violence, 2022.
Universal Credit, Gender and Structural Abuse Journal Article
In: The Journal of Adult Protection, 2021.
An examination of the interrelationship between disordered gambling and intimate partner violence Journal Article
In: The International Review of Victimology, 2021.
The Cost of Covid-19: Economic abuse and the pandemic Technical Report
2021.
Young Women and Economic Abuse Online
Young Women's Trust 2021.
The single parent debt trap Online
Gingerbread 2021.
Distribution of Money with in the Household and Current Social Security Issues for Couples in the UK Online
Women's Budget Group 2021.
Data from Gingerbread and Mumsnet on the child maintenance service Online
Gingerbread 2020.
Know Economic Abuse Online
Refuge 2020.
Experiences of intimate partner violence: The role of psychological, economic, physical and sexual violence Journal Article
In: Women's Studies International Forum, 2020.
Uncharted Territory: Universal Credit, Couples and Money Online
Institute for Policy Research 2020.
Economic Abuse: A Subtle but Common Form of Power and Control Journal Article
In: Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 2020.
“She convinced me I had Alzheimer’s”: Experiences of intimate partner violence in older men. Journal Article
In: Psychology of Men & Masculinities, 2020.
Financial debt amongst older women in the United Kingdom – shame, abuse and resilience Journal Article
In: Aging & Society, 2020.
Understanding the economics of abuse: an assessment of the economic abuse definition within the Domestic Abuse Bill Journal Article
In: Journal of Gender-Based Violence, 2020.
Survey Held in 6 Companies: How Does Domestic Violence Impact the Workplace? Online
One in Three Women 2019.
Women’s Budget Group and Surviving Economic Abuse and End Violence Against Women Coalition 2019.
Latin American Women’s Rights Service 2019.
In: Violence Against Women, 2019.
The Domestic Abuse Report 2019 – The Economics of Abuse Online
Women's Aid 2019.
Domestic violence and women’s earnings: Does frequency matter? Journal Article
In: Discussion Papers in Economics, 2019.
ASK: Routine Enquiry in Gender Based Violence and Abuse. Executive Summary Online
Citizen's Advice Programme 2018.
LGBT+ People’s Experiences of Domestic Abuse Online
Galop 2018.
Women’s Narratives of Economic Abuse and Financial Strategies in Britain and South Asia Journal Article
In: Psychology of Violence, 2017.
Supporting Survivors of Financial Abuse, Learning for the UK Technical Report
2016.
A Review of Research and Policy on Financial Abuse within Intimate Partner Relationships Online
Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit (CWASU) 2015.
Controlling money, controlling lives: Financial abuse in Britain Online
Citizens Advice 2014.
Destitute Domestic Violence Concession – Monitoring Research Report Online
Eaves 2013.
Department for Work and Pensions 2013.
The Domestic Abuse and Money Education (DAME) Project: Final Report Online
Women's Aid 2012.
Young woman and financial abuse Online
YWCA 2009.
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