Financial inclusion programmes seek to increase access to financial services such as credit,
savings, insurance and money transfers. Despite a wealth of systematic review evidence …

A wide range of financial inclusion programmes seek to increase poor people's access to
financial services to enhance the welfare of poor and low‐income households in low‐and …

Can digital financial inclusion as an emerging and innovative financial service promote
economic growth? Based on a Bayesian macroeconomic analysis framework, this paper …

This contribution critically assesses financial inclusion as an intervention in the development
space. It examines the turn from microfinance to financial inclusion, with the introduction of …

A dialectical relationship between 'big D'Development (broadly, the formal interventionist,
international Development sector) and little 'd'development (the immanent structures and …

Traditional notions of financialisation require updating to study the reorganisation of finance
around digital infrastructures. We introduce the concept of digital financialisation, defined as …

This articles explores the intertwining of the digitalisation of remittances with the behavioural
turn in development and, more specifically, the advancement of digital financial inclusion. It …

This article takes up recent calls to further problematize race in international political
economy by focusing on money at the frontier of global finance. We draw upon the Black …

Names: Veltmeyer, Henry, editor.| Bowles, Paul, editor. Title: The essential guide to critical
development studies/edited by Henry Veltmeyer and Paul Bowles. Description: Abingdon …

This paper analyses the turn toward financial inclusion in general, and digital money and the
end of cash in particular, in development policy. It examines the profit-oriented logics at work …