Titlebook: Different Forms of Microcredit and Social Business; Microfinance in Glob Paola Avallone,Donatella Strangio Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if appl

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Institution and Practices of Social Assistant: Monte di Pietà of Romeer in Rome, and approved by Pope Paul III. The Monte opened in 1539. This paper, based on original archival sources, will document the expansion of the Monte’s operations from the sixteenth century onward. Particular attention will be given to the evolution of the Monte over time and its role as a b

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Endowed Charities: The Microfinance System Used by Charitable Institutions in Catalonia (Eighteenth nth century and its impact on both borrowers and lenders, shedding light on the broader historical context of financial practices and social support systems. It discusses how these institutions managed their capital and used microcredits for precarious livelihoods and also invested important sums in

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Credit, Solidarity Networks and the Rural Poor in Preindustrial France the poor from the local credit market. In the eighteenth century, they could borrow to alleviate a shortage of cash and defer payment for the purchase of foodstuffs, items of necessity and services. This chapter uses a sample of probate inventories collected in the south of Alsace for the period 17

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Making Way for the ,—Institutions of Transition Between Personal and Organisational Credit in Ninetethe credit market comparable to the well-known shift from personal to impersonal trust. However, this transitional period between private creditors and the emergence of banking businesses has remained neglected, or underexposed—their business practices sometimes portrayed as antithetical. Based on a

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Integrating Microfinance and Philanthropy Through the Syrian Sandouq: Lessons Learnt from Jabal Al-Hs in . one of the poorest areas in Syria, before the Syrian civil war. The initiative responded to the unmet needs of rural people living in poverty who were unable to access and mobilise sources of finance in the traditional banking system. The article makes visible the key lessons learnt from the

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2662-5164 dit and financial systems as they developed over a long period. The research presented offers new perspectives for contemporary microfinance, as well as reconstructing the experience of those living in poverty 978-3-031-60944-2978-3-031-60942-8Series ISSN 2662-5164 Series E-ISSN 2662-5172

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National Identity: Cause or Effect?,ing creditors, who served as important financial intermediaries and lenders within their local communities, negotiated different credit markets. When opportunities to invest in government debt through lotteries, Bank of England stock, and East India Company stock presented themselves, Jeake chose to