Capture and Exclude: Developing Economies and the Poor in Global Finance

In this thought-provoking collection, the authors explore the intricate relationship between developing economies and global finance, delving into the historical roots that shape contemporary economic challenges. The essays shed light on the enduring impacts of imperialism, examining how past injustices continue to influence the economic landscape for the poor in today’s world.

Through empirical research and analytical insights, the contributors challenge readers to reconsider conventional economic frameworks. They address the systemic barriers that hinder equitable financial access, revealing the complex interplay between globalization and the marginalization of developing nations.

As the narratives unfold, the authors highlight potential pathways for increased inclusion and empowerment. By advocating for more equitable financial practices, the book serves as a crucial resource for scholars, policymakers, and activists seeking to understand and rectify the disparities within global finance.