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8 Implementing ‘Impact’ in Rural Ghana: Negotiating Meanings and Shifting Interpretations
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Claudia Campisano
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents v
- Series Editors’ Preface vii
- List of Figures and Tables x
- Notes on Contributors xi
- 1 Introduction: Labelling and Enacting Impact Investing across Contexts 1
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PART I Translating the Impact Label into National and Transnational Contexts
- 2 Impact Investing and Philanthropy in the Global South: Innovative Finance at the Aga Khan Development Network 19
- 3 Socio-genesis of the Impact Investing World in France 39
- 4 Capitalizing on Capitalism: How Impact Investing in Geneva Emerged among the Traditional Financial Field 65
- 5 Impact Investing and the Politics of Leverage: Towards a Meso-level Perspective on Derisking 84
- 6 Social Impact Investing in Italy: A Case of Weak Financialization of Welfare? 106
- 7 Balancing Risks and Outcomes in Colombia’s First Social Impact Bond: Empleando Futuro 123
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PART II Enacting Impact in Investment Practices
- 8 Implementing ‘Impact’ in Rural Ghana: Negotiating Meanings and Shifting Interpretations 151
- 9 Relational Work and Power in an Emerging Market: Local Understandings of Impact Investing in Nigeria 170
- 10 The Impact of Ignorance: Sustaining Impact Investing’s Fictional Expectations 189
- 11 Conclusion: Towards a Theorization of Varieties of Impact Investing 210
- Index 221
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents v
- Series Editors’ Preface vii
- List of Figures and Tables x
- Notes on Contributors xi
- 1 Introduction: Labelling and Enacting Impact Investing across Contexts 1
-
PART I Translating the Impact Label into National and Transnational Contexts
- 2 Impact Investing and Philanthropy in the Global South: Innovative Finance at the Aga Khan Development Network 19
- 3 Socio-genesis of the Impact Investing World in France 39
- 4 Capitalizing on Capitalism: How Impact Investing in Geneva Emerged among the Traditional Financial Field 65
- 5 Impact Investing and the Politics of Leverage: Towards a Meso-level Perspective on Derisking 84
- 6 Social Impact Investing in Italy: A Case of Weak Financialization of Welfare? 106
- 7 Balancing Risks and Outcomes in Colombia’s First Social Impact Bond: Empleando Futuro 123
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PART II Enacting Impact in Investment Practices
- 8 Implementing ‘Impact’ in Rural Ghana: Negotiating Meanings and Shifting Interpretations 151
- 9 Relational Work and Power in an Emerging Market: Local Understandings of Impact Investing in Nigeria 170
- 10 The Impact of Ignorance: Sustaining Impact Investing’s Fictional Expectations 189
- 11 Conclusion: Towards a Theorization of Varieties of Impact Investing 210
- Index 221