Historical and Contemporary Views on the Cashless Society
E-Book, Englisch, 416 Seiten, eBook
ISBN: 978-1-137-60231-2
Verlag: Palgrave Macmillan UK
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Chapter 1) Pre-1900 utopian visions of the ‘cashless society’; Matthew Hollow.- Chapter 2) The Banknote: a Momentous Innovation; Yolanda Blasco-Martel and Carles Sudrià-Triay.- Chapter 3) Innovating means of payment in Chile, 1840s – 1860; César Ross.- Chapter 4) The Many Monies of King Cotton: Domestic and Foreign Currencies in New Orleans, 1856-1860; Manuel Alejandro Bautista González.- Chapter 5) The Art of Lending in the Pampas: Commercial Credit and Financial Intermediation in Argentina, 1900–1930; Andrea Lluch.- Chapter 6) Matching cash and kind: Argentina’s experimentation with multiple currencies; Georgina M. Gomez.- Chapter 7) A South American Experience on Bartering: the case of Tradaq in Brazil; José E. Rivero.- Chapter 8) Dematerialization and the cashless society: a look backward, a look sideward
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Patrice Baubeau.- Chapter 9) Origins of the Modern Concept of a Cashless Society, 1950s-1970s
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Bernardo Bátiz-Lazo, Thomas Haigh and David L. Stearns.- Chapter 10) From Teleprocessing to Cashless Payment Technologies: “la Caixa” 1960-2015
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J. Carles Maixé-Altés.- Chapter 11) Limits to cashless payments and the persistence of cash. Hypotheses about Mexico; Gustavo A Del Angel.- Chapter 12) The Cyprus Cash Crash: A Case of Collective Punishment; Leonidas Efthymiou and Sophia Michael.- Chapter 13) CajaVecina: The Bancarization of Chile through Corner Shops; Juan Felipe Espinosa Cristia and José Ignacio Alarcón Molina.- Chapter 14) Entrée: The Rocky Origins of Visa's Debit Card
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Dave Stearns.- Chapter 15) Protecting Plastic: Credit Card Fraud in Historical Perspective;
Vanatta H. Sean.- Chapter 16) Mondex, VisaCash: A First (Failed) Attempt at an Electronic Purse
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Bernardo Bátiz-Lazo and Tony Moretta.- Chapter 17) The matter of payment
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Joe Deville.- Chapter 18) The Russian Payments Scheme: Politics, Innovation and The Cash Problem
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Daniel Gusev.- Chapter 19) Who holds credit cards and bank accounts in Uruguay? Evidence from Survey of Uruguayan Households
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Graciela Sanroman and Guillermo Santos.- Chapter 20) Mobile banking in Africa: The current state of play; Marybeth Rouse and Verhoef Grietjie.- Chapter 21) Mobile Payment System in Turkey; Dalziel Nurdilek and Ali Avunduk Can.- Chapter 22) Electronic Payment System of Thailand: Mobile Banking Market Competition; Jarunee Wonglimpiyarat.- Chapter 23) The Determinants of Mobile Payment Adoption: An Intercultural Study; Uwe Hack.- Chapter 24) Can mobile money replace cash in India?; Lakshmi Kumar.- Chapter 25) A Gentle Introduction to Side Channel Attacks on Smartphones; Simon Laurent.- Chapter 26) Barriers and drivers to future bank adoption of mobile banking: A stakeholder perspective; Jennifer Mullan, Laura Bradley and Sharon Loane.- Chapter 27) European Payments: A Path towards the Single Market for Payments
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Ruth Wandhofer.- Chapter 28) The Single Euro Payment Area (SEPA): Implementation in Spain; Santiago Carbo-Valverde and Francisco Rodríguez Fernández.- Chapter 29) Revolutionizing Cashless Payments in Mexico: the Case of Mimoni; Gabriel Manjarrez.- Chapter 30) The Future of Money; Anette Broløs.- Chapter 31) Payments as we know them are changing – ebarts the Social eCurrency: Tomorrow’s Cash; Yasmine Arafa, Cornelia Boldyreff and Miriam Morris.- Conclusion: Milestones for a Global Cashless Economy; Bernardo Bátiz-Lazo, Leonidas Efthymiou and Sophia Michael.