Abstract
This article uncovers the political and gendered logics underpinning commercialized microfinance as promoted by the Canadian development sector. Utilizing social reproduction theory, theories of imperialism, and discourse analysis, I posit that, above all else, the primary political logic of microfinance is to financialize the social reproduction of poor women in the Global South. I further posit that the provision of microfinance coheres with Canadian imperialist ambitions, contributing to strategies of capital expansion into communities in the Global South.
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