International responses to issues of credit and over-indebtedness in the wake of crisis / edited by Therese Wilson.
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| Language: | English |
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Farnham, Surrey ; Burlington, VT :
Ashgate,
[2013]
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| Series: | Markets and the law.
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Table of Contents:
- INTRODUCTION: Credit and over-indebtedness : current context, regulatory responses and future possibilities / Therese Wilson
- INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT: Continuity, not rupture : the persistence of neoliberalism in the internationalization of consumer finance regulation / Toni Williams
- Access to, and exclusion of, European consumers from financial markets after the global financial crisis / Hans-W. Micklitz
- CURRENT RESPONSES: Culture or politics? : models of consumer credit regulation in France and the UK / Iain Ramsay
- The responsible lending response / Therese Wilson
- POSSIBLE FUTURE INITIATIVES: Extending responsible lending to small business : a 'consumer' categorization? / Eileen Webb
- Innovating for 'safe consumer credit' : drawing on product safety regulation to protect consumers of credit / Luke Nottage
- Bank-community development finance institution partnerships as a means for addressing financial vulnerability / Justin Malbon
- Mortgage racketeering : the American home mortgage foreclosure crisis and the UN Convention Against Corruption / Christopher L. Peterson.