This is our tenth blog post for our Job Market Paper Series blog for 2024-2025. Joaquin A. Urrego is a…
When soldiers come: unintended consequences of military bases in Colombia
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Shared costs, Shared Gains: Experimental Evidence from Female Export Consortia
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Tuning In to Equality: How Community Radio Empowers Women in India
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Underground risk: how is living surrounded by landmines?
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The Burden that Shall Not Be Named: Unequal Intrahousehold Impacts of Climate Shocks
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A “dam” good question: Do all farmers benefit equally from large-scale irrigation in South Africa?
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When Progress Comes with a Price: The Lasting Impact of India’s Green Revolution
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How can firms find good managers?
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Can Social Media Algorithms be Regulated to Prevent Online Radicalization in Developing Countries?
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