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Female Borrowers
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feminist economic analysis
Formal Financial Institutions
Formal Financial Services
gendered financial history
Informal Agents
Informal Financial Intermediaries
Informal Financial Sector
informal lending systems
Loan Funds
Micro-credit Model
Micro-credit Programmes
Micro-finance Programmes
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ROSCA
Rotating Savings
SEWA
SEWA Bank
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social capital networks
South Shore Bank
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Women Borrowers
women western history
women's economic spheres
women's financial inclusion case studies
Product details
- ISBN 9781859734797
- Weight: 580g
- Dimensions: 138 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 01 Mar 2002
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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Credit can be instrumental in equalizing opportunity and alleviating poverty, yet historically men and women have not had the same access. Partly because of this, women have been excluded from many previous economic histories. This book fills a significant gap in exploring the vexed relationship between the women and credit across time and space.Providing examples of credit agencies and initiatives in both the developing and developed world, Women and Credit raises important policy issues and makes valuable suggestions for reconfiguring the relationship between women and credit. It also answers questions previously ignored by scholars, yet of vital significance to women's studies and economic history. What contribution did women make to the development of industrial capitalism? How does women's access to credit vary across time and cultures? How has the development of mico-credit initiatives affected women's economic position and what role will such initiatives play in the future?This book is an invaluable resource for anyone in the fields of Women's studies, economic history, anthropology or development.
Beverly Lemire Professor of History and University Research Professor,University of New Brunswick, Canada Ruth Pearson Professor of Development Studies, University of Leeds Gail Campbell Professor of History, University of New Brunswick
