El Norte or Bust!: How Migration Fever and Microcredit Produced a Financial Crash in a Latin American Town

David Stoll

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Microfinance and Financial Inclusion Migration and Labor Dynamics Latin American and Latino Studies

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Part I: The American Dream Comes to the Cuchumatanes Chapter 1: A Financial Bubble in a Guatemalan Town Chapter 2: A Town of Many Projects Chapter 3: Nebaj Goes North Chapter 4: Indenture Travel Part II: The Nebaj Bubble and How It Burst Chapter 5: Borrowers, Moneylenders and Banks Chapter 6: Projects and Their Penumbra-Swindles Chapter 7: Losing Husbands to El Norte Part III: Comparisons and Extrapolations Chapter 8: Dreams and Pyramid Schemes Chapter 9: The Right to Not Migrate

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