Papers

Parent: Institute for Money, Technology & Financial Inclusion

eScholarship stats: History by Item for June through September, 2026

Item	Title	Total requests	2026-09	2026-08	2026-07	2026-06
1xz4s5wk	On the Importance of Price Information to Fishers and to Economists: Revisiting Mobile Phone Use Among Fishers in Kerala	369	99	175	54	41
1xd6g4h9	Crowdfunding care in Kenya	367	133	162	39	33
1gq2m222	Poverty and Migration in the Digital Age: Experimental Evidence on Mobile Banking in Bangladesh	301	73	136	39	53
3k9724q8	Predicting poverty and wealth from mobile phone metadata	262	81	78	57	46
5c06150b	Effects of Mobile Banking on the Savings Practices of Low-Income Users: The Indian Experience	253	68	70	52	63
9k86m3dr	Tokens, Writing and (Ac)counting: A Conversation with Denise Schmandt-Besserat and Bill Maurer	243	133	78	32
2zg4885k	Dhukuti Economies: The Moral and Social Ecologies of Rotating Finance in the Kathmandu Valley	222	38	52	38	94
6w9338g7	Business Travails in the Diaspora: The Challenges and Resilience of Somali Refugee Business Community in Nairobi, Kenya	222	55	49	52	66
2p49c3hh	The Use of Mobile-Money Technology among Vulnerable Populations in Kenya: Opportunities and Challenges for Poverty Reduction	217	42	55	41	79
9nz9f5cc	Social Networks of Mobile Money in Kenya	206	40	43	36	87
3qz599jv	Carola and Saraswathi: Juggling Wealth in India and in Mexico	204	37	46	36	85
27v2d19n	Delivering Cash Grants to Indigenous Peoples through Cash Cards versus Over-the-Counter Modalities: The Case of the 4Ps Conditional Cash Transfer Program in Palawan, Philippines	199	53	71	28	47
1913w768	From <em>Cannibal Tours</em> to cargo cult: On the aftermath of tourism in the Sepik River, Papua New Guinea	198	59	65	25	49
6jt2026w	Family Networks of Mobile Money in Kenya	197	93	49	35	20
4zb3v7ff	Accounting in the Margin: Financial Ecologies in between Big and Small Data	196	41	60	36	59
0h644670	Gambling, Saving, and Lumpy Liquidity Needs	192	65	75	17	35
7bn7p7gp	Revisiting the fishers of Kerala, India. <em>ICTD 2013 Conference Proceedings</em>	192	54	91	16	31
4k96r56p	The unbearable lightness of digital money	189	36	42	40	71
23n0c6vh	A Living Fence: Financial Inclusion and Exclusion on the Haiti–Dominican Republic Border	188	33	55	35	65
2kw5c0n0	How Debit Cards Enable the Poor to Save More	172	38	81	35	18
95f078fj	Transitory income changes and consumption smoothing: Evidence from Mexico	172	72	47	26	27
3fr7t4qz	RIDING THE RAILS OF MOBILE PAYMENTS Financial Inclusion, Mobile Phones, and Infrastructure	169	43	58	32	36
0d94m15w	Insights on Demonetisation from Rural Tamil Nadu: Understanding Social Networks and Social Protection	167	23	53	24	67
5x8529gw	Understanding Social Relations and Payments among Rural Ethiopians	167	40	41	34	52
2xz2g1k8	The social meaning of mobile money: Navigating digital payments, savings and credit in the global South	150	46	71	13	20
25s766k7	Determinants of awareness and adoption of mobile money technologies: Evidence from women micro entrepreneurs in Kenya	148	46	55	15	32
6834v821	Introduction: Money and Finance at the Margins	146	26	68	21	31
6m4467h4	Money, Mobile Money and Rituals in Western Kenya: The Contingency Fund and the Thirteenth Cow	146	22	44	20	60
320947xf	Following Mobile Money in Somaliland - Rift Valley Institute Research Paper 4	142	40	49	20	33
385809df	Navigating Mobile Phone Infrastructures on the Border of Haiti and the Dominican Republic	135	31	41	27	36
5hx7r6qg	Trust and Social Capital in the Old City of Hyderabad: A Study of Self-Help Groups of Women, India	133	29	37	22	45
9pf047g2	Network linkages and money management: an anthropological purview of the Beesi network amongst the urban poor Muslims in old city area of Lucknow, India	129	47	51	14	17
83f8j8ch	Rethinking saving: Indian ceremonial gifts as relational and reproductive saving	119	60	17	16	26
17z159fp	Mobile Money and the (Un)Making of Social Relations in Chivi, Zimbabwe	118	34	29	26	29
1ch02250	Managing Risks: How Male and Female Headed Households Differ in Smoothing their Consumption? (Case: Poor Households in Yogyakarta, Indonesia)	116	28	28	32	28
7wf7844v	Monetary Practices of Traditional Rural Communities in Ethiopia: Implications for New Financial Technology Design	110	27	40	19	24
9x66n7xf	Change we don’t believe in? Coin attitudes, resistance, and use in post-redenomination Ghana	109	36	26	21	26
6543w3b8	Scaling inclusive digital innovation successfully: the case of crowdfunding social enterprises	108	59	27	8	14
1vm6h2z9	Le pouvoir d’achat d’un billet de banque : du marché de Makola à Accra à un quartier de Long Beach en Californie/The purchasing power of a banknote: from Makola Market in Accra to a neighborhood in Long Beach, California	104	48	31	9	16
41h3d3jv	Mapping the intermediate: lived technologies of money and value	103	30	37	14	22
6cs0h902	Making Poverty Into A Financial Problem: From Global Poverty LinesTo Kiva.Org	103	43	27	17	16
4hb837f1	M-money as Conduit for Conditional CashTransfers in the Philippines	102	21	47	15	19
53f9h2w7	Crypto, charisma, and Trump's chaos economy	102	67	33	2
08q26743	The Changing Face of Money: Preferences for Different Payment Forms in Ghana and Zambia	97	40	19	11	27
8rc102jz	Oracular Deities as Traditional Sources of Credit Among the Igbo of Nigeria	95	40	19	11	25
92152746	The social unit of debt: Gender and creditworthiness in Paraguayan microfinance	92	14	18	19	41
0t059101	Hearthholds of mobile money in western Kenya	90	27	25	8	30
40h5s5f6	The financial inclusion assemblage: Subjects, technics, rationalities	89	18	29	13	29
0kp0v63p	Promises and pitfalls of mobile money in Afghanistan: Evidence from a randomized control trial	88	20	44	10	14
5p4072tt	'Development' as if <em>We Have Never Been Modern</em>: Fragments of a Latourian Development Studie	86	24	20	15	27

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