This book places the practices of fringe finance in critical context by situating them within a larger set of discussions in the field. This work will be of great interest to students and scholars of IPE, development studies and economic sociology.
This book places the practices of fringe finance in critical context by situating them within a larger set of discussions in the field. This work will be of great interest to students and scholars of IPE, development studies and economic sociology.
Rob Aitken is Associate Professor of International Relations and IPE at the University of Alberta, Canada.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1. Finance at its Centre and its Edges Part 1-Sites of Conversion Chapter 2. Mapping the Logics of Expansion: The Globalization of Payday Lending Chapter 3. The Financialization of Micro-Credit Chapter 4. Bodies at/of Risk: Micro-Insurance and the Vulnerable Life Course Part 2-Fringe Finance as a Social Practice Chapter 5. Making Regular: Fringe Lending as a Formal Practice Chapter 6. From Inclusion to Adverse Incorporations Chapter 7. Economies of Social Practice: Creating Alternative Circuits of Financial Incorporation
Chapter 1. Finance at its Centre and its Edges Part 1-Sites of Conversion Chapter 2. Mapping the Logics of Expansion: The Globalization of Payday Lending Chapter 3. The Financialization of Micro-Credit Chapter 4. Bodies at/of Risk: Micro-Insurance and the Vulnerable Life Course Part 2-Fringe Finance as a Social Practice Chapter 5. Making Regular: Fringe Lending as a Formal Practice Chapter 6. From Inclusion to Adverse Incorporations Chapter 7. Economies of Social Practice: Creating Alternative Circuits of Financial Incorporation
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