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Does Ethnic Diversity Decrease Economic Interactions? Evidence from Exchange Networks in Rural Gambia
Using a unique dataset collected in 59 rural Gambian villages, we study how ethnic heterogeneity is related to the structure of four …
Jean-Louis Arcand
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Dany Jaimovich
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Networks of Destruction: Political Patronage and the Great Leap Famine of China
We study the mortality cost of political patronage in the context of China’s Great Leap Famine (GLF; 1958-1962). As a direct …
Jean-Louis Arcand
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Ran Tao
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Huayu Xu
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Dali Yang
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What’s Beauty Worth? Evidence from the Chinese Labor Market
We use a Chinese longitudinal survey to examine the association between beauty and individual labor market earnings. We estimate …
Jean-Louis Arcand
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Xinchen Dai
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Minhui Zhou
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Assessing Military Access in Politics: A Dyadic Methodology
The extensive literature on civil-military relations deals with the influence of the military on politics by attending to either …
Jean-Louis Arcand
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David Sylvan
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Does Community-Driven Development Improve Inclusiveness in Peasant Organizations? – Evidence from Senegal
Using panel village census data from Senegal, we assess the impact of a decentralized agricultural development program—the Programme de …
Jean-Louis Arcand
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Natascha Wagner
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The Impact of Land Mines on Child Health: Evidence from Angola
This article estimates the causal impact of land mines on child health in Angola, controlling for conflict exposure. Our identification …
Jean-Louis Arcand
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Aude-Sophie Rodella-Boitreaud
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Matthias Rieger
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HIV/AIDS Sensitisation and Peer Mentoring: Evidence from a Randomised Experiment in Senegal
Using a simple experimental design, count data models and routinely collected administrative data from Senegalese health districts, …
Natascha Wagner
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Jean-Louis Arcand
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Cheikho Sakho
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Pape A. Diallo
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The (Lack of) Impact of Impact: Why Impact Evaluations Seldom Lead to Evidence-based Policymaking
A recurring puzzle to many academics and some policymakers is why impact evaluations, which have become something of a cottage industry …
Jean-Louis Arcand
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L'(absence d') impact de l'impact : pourquoi les évaluations d'impact conduisent rarement à une prise de décision politique fondée sur les faits
Une question récurrente qui déroute plusieurs chercheurs et certains responsables politiques est celle de savoir pourquoi les …
Jean-Louis Arcand
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Braving the Waves: The Role of Time and Risk Preferences in Illegal Migration from Senegal
This paper aims to provide the first evidence concerning the relationship between time and risk preferences and illegal migration in an …
Jean-Louis Arcand
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Linguère Mously Mbaye
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