ABSTRACT This paper examines how coercive control underlies financial abuse as men re-interpret the gender of money, stripping it of its moral safeguards. Financial abuse denies women access and agency over money. It works through male reinterpretation of how money is gendered – that is the way men and women own, inherit, use, manage and control money. Recent Indian migrant women experience coercive control when the male control of money is exercised without responsibility for the welfare of the wife and children. The family boundary of money becomes a way of extorting money from the wife’s family. Sending money home, a sign of filial responsibility, becomes abusive when the wife is not consulted, leaving the family in Australia without sufficient money for their settlement needs. This paper extends the theoretical and geographic breadth of studies of family violence among Indian women in the diaspora.

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在澳大利亚的印度移民妇女对金钱、嫁妆和汇款的强制控制

摘要 本文探讨了强制性控制如何成为经济虐待的基础，因为男性重新解释了金钱的性别，剥夺了它的道德保障。经济虐待剥夺了妇女对金钱的访问权和代理权。它通过男性对金钱如何性别化的重新解释来发挥作用——这是男人和女人拥有、继承、使用、管理和控制金钱的方式。最近的印度移民妇女在男性对金钱的控制而不对妻子和孩子的福利负责时经历了强制性控制。金钱的家庭界限成为向妻子的家人勒索金钱的一种方式。寄钱回家是孝顺的一种表现，但如果没有征求妻子的意见，就会变成虐待行为，导致在澳大利亚的家人没有足够的钱来满足他们的定居需求。