Money-go-rounds : the importance of rotating savings and credit associations for women

Abstract

Women who make money go round - ROSCAs revisited, S. Ardener building new realities - African and ROSCAs in urban South Africa, S. Burman and N. Lembete women in groups can solve their problems together - the Kiambu group - a successful women's ROSCA in Mathare Valley, Nairobi (1971 to 1990), N. Nelson a note on ROSCAs among Ethiopian in Addis Ababa and among Eritrean in Oxford, M. Almedom mobilizing cash for business - in rotating susu clubs in Ghana, E. Bortei-Doku and E. Aryeetey women's access to and the control of credit through ROSCAs in Cameroon - the Mamfe case, M. Niger-Thomas looking at financial landscapes - a contextual analysis of ROSCAs in Cameroon, M. Rowlands gender differences in ROSCAs in Indonesia, O. Hospees economic kou (ROSCAs) in Japan - a review, K. Miyanaga women's ROSCAs - their relevance in contemporary Indian society, R.M. Sethi gender inequality, ROSCAs and sectoral employment strategies in the South Indian silk industry, S. Anand a note on ROSCAs among South Asians in Oxford, S. Srinivasan a note on ROSCAs among northern Somali in the UK, H. Summerfield participation in ROSCAs within Korean business households in Los Angeles, I. Light and Z. Deng gold coins and coffee parties the Turkish way in Northern Cyprus - ROSCAs coping with inflation, J. Khatih-Chahidi women's use of ROSCAs in the Caribbean - a review, J. Besson an early comparative study of rotating credit associations, S. Ardener.

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