<alinea/> Developing countries, especially African countries, are characterised by economic underdevelopment linked to financial underdevelopment. Financial policies were liberalized after voluntarist policies but their results are limited. Financial sector was reformed and overcashed banks are benefit...

</titre> Todays? debate is largely dominated by the economic crisis. Everybody is now familiar with the concept of ?subprimes? or the return of Keynes. However, while our attention is turned towards OCDE countries, far less consideration is given to Third World and emergent second world countries. And...

This article examines the complexity and diversity of women?s informal financial practices and circuits using data from surveys conducted in Senegal and South India. An analysis of individual experiences reveals the subtlety and complexity of these practices and circuits: apart from economical...

Mobilizing structural economic sociology and Post-Keynesian economics, this article shows that the question of price determination needs to consider the market not as a mechanism of supply/demand schedule, but as an ?institutional process? ruled by different social relations among producers,...