The Violence of Financial Inclusion : Chronic Indebtedness As Class Oppression in Modern India
Financial inclusion appears as a timely development policy. Ostensibly, providing poor households with access to credit and other financial services contributes to sustainable development and poverty alleviation. Anil Shah reveals the colonial roots of microfinance and how these paved the way for it...
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