Does Corruption Signal Competence in Politics? Experimental Evidence from India
B2 Authors: Nicholas Haas, Pavan Mamidi, Tirtha Patel, Shardul VaidyaID: 20190406AA
Monitoring Corruption and Overcoming the Collective Action Problem
B2 Authors: Michael Denly, Mobin Piracha, Adityamohan TantravahiID: 20190114AA
Recognizing Good Governance: A Field Experiment in Uganda
B2 Authors: Mark Buntaine, Brigham Daniels, Tanner BangerterID: 20190108AA
Telling the Truth About Corruption
B2 Authors: Mattias AgerbergID: 20181228AA
Community Training, Information, and Demand for Accountability
B2 Authors: Pia Raffler, Nathan FialaID: 20181214AA
Victimization, state legitimacy and protest
B2 Authors: Rustamdjan Hakimov, Max SchaubID: 20181206ADB8 Should this study be gated? (discouraged): Tuesday, April 30, 2019
Can providing information to politicians reduce hiring irregularities and increase bureaucratic effectiveness? A field experiment on within-government accountability in Brazil
B2 Authors: Guillermo ToralID: 20181112AAB8 Should this study be gated? (discouraged): Wednesday, November 13, 2019
Arrested Development: The Inefficiencies of Electoral Cycles in Infrastructure Projects
B2 Authors: Nicole Bonoff, Evan Morier, Emilia TjernströmID: 20181030AB
Policing in Multiethnic Societies: A Conjoint Experiment in Uganda
B2 Authors: Travis B. CurticeID: 20181015AAB8 Should this study be gated? (discouraged): Tuesday, October 15, 2019
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