2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1471-0366.2011.00330.x
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‘Freedom from Poverty is Not for Free’: Rural Development and the Microfinance Crisis in Andhra Pradesh, India

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“…The support for the loans specifies moral uprightness among members instead of collateral. The money for lending originates from member contributions and savings (Taylor, 2011). Fishman (2012 recognized this type of village model microfinancing as practised mainly by women because microfinance banks advance money to women (as opposed to men) for financial and social obligation of the household.…”
Section: Village Banking Business Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The support for the loans specifies moral uprightness among members instead of collateral. The money for lending originates from member contributions and savings (Taylor, 2011). Fishman (2012 recognized this type of village model microfinancing as practised mainly by women because microfinance banks advance money to women (as opposed to men) for financial and social obligation of the household.…”
Section: Village Banking Business Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1;Davis 2006). Furthermore, neoliberal interventions such as micro-credit, which typically target these surplus populations in order to identity 'new subjects of development' and open up and consolidate 'new territories of investment' (Roy 2010, p. 218) have been found to do little to challenge the structures that generate poverty in the global political economy (Bateman 2010;Karim 2011;Taylor 2011).…”
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“…TAYLOR, 2011;SINCLAIR, 2012;ROODMAN, 2012), the debate surrounding the fundamental economic reasons for creating this type of organization seems to have diminished over time. Since the number of organizational structures and aims (ranging from social, economic, and hybrid objectives -BATTILANA; DORADO, 2010) for MFIs is multiplying, it is important to re-open this discussion.…”
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“…Source: The authors -based on BCB ( , 2011( ) and Brasil (1999( , 2001( , 2003a( , 2003b( , 2004a( , 2004b( , 2005. While the lending groups are the most common credit method used by Brazilian MFIs operating in poorer regions, this methodology has failed when applied to large, wealthier cities.…”
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