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Grameen Bank II: una Possibile analisi in prospettiva relazionale
[Grameen Bank II: a possible analysis with a relational perspective]

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Reggiani, Tommaso

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After 25 years of effective work against the poverty, "the bank of poors", founded by Muhammd Yunus, has undertaken a new action to the innovation of the practical of microcredit, therefore to render it relationally still fecund and - I think - valuing. In this written, we will pass in review the main innovations - regarding the Grameen Classic System (GCS the original and traditional system of microcredit proposed) - concerning the products and the operating organization, in order to pass to an accurate examination of the implications that this evolution involves to an exquisitely relational level between the agents been involved, developing dynamics and nexuses that emerges inside of the relationship between the single person and the group and viceversa

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Paper provided by University Library of Munich, Germany in its series MPRA Paper with number 1526.

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Date of creation: 01 Oct 2005
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Keywords: Grameen Bank Grameen Bank II Yunus Microcredito Finanza etica

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