"A bureau for the promotion of honesty" : the birth of systematic credit surveillance
Coming to terms with credit : the nineteenth-century origins of consumer credit surveillance
Credit workers unite : professionalization and the rise of a national credit infrastructure
Running the credit gauntlet : extracting, ordering, and communicating consumer information
"You are judged by your credit" : teaching and targeting the consumer
"File clerk's paradise" : postwar credit reporting on the eve of automation
Encoding the consumer : the computerization of credit reporting and credit scoring
Database panic : computerized credit surveillance and its discontents
From debts to data : credit bureaus in the new information economy
