... Regulation Financial inclusion Fintech Gender equality A financially included population is fundamental to the development of any society. For women in particular, access to financial products and services is closely associated with a range of benefits, including economic, political and social...

... fails to create consistent regimes of regulation and social progress. These in turn create a series of evasive strategies that do not contribute to consistent international dialogue. Originality/value The article asserts that the network structure of transnational labour unionism is in itself...

... transnational corporations. Specifically the paper considers how economic geographers' work on the affects of institutions on firms can be brought together with organizational sociologists' work on identity regulation to generate new lines of enquiry about the role of transnational identity regulation in firms...

... to understand why the crisis came about in the first place. The objective of this paper is to demonstrate that the regulators should have known what the risks were and that these risks were large and systemic, and should have concluded that actions were required to prevent a serious global crisis. Design...

... assumptions: one related to regulation, one to leveraging, one to subprime lending and one to predatory lending. It briefly discusses some policy implications. Findings The role of the state in the mortgage market is more complex than suggested by those who blame the state for not doing anything...