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Formalising the informal: The ‘fate’ of Village Banks
As our lives become more and more regulated by the powers that be, it is pertinent that there be acknowledgement of the people that are subject to these rules. When government attempts to regulate aspects of human lives, these regulations exist alongside the embedded mores of communities and the res...
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Department of Commercial Law
2019
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