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in Afghanistan, this paper explores whether the inclusion of villages in the country's largest development program alters …
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randomized field experiment in 250 villages across Afghanistan, this paper compares outcomes of secret-ballot referenda with …
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In societies with widespread gender discrimination, development programs that encourage female participation in local governance can potentially redress gender imbalances in economic, political, and social outcomes. Using a randomized field experiment encompassing 500 Afghan villages, this study...
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Using data from a field experiment in 500 villages, this paper studies how local institutions affect the quality of governance, as measured by aid distribution outcomes. In villages where elected councils exist and manage distributions, aid targeting improves. However, if the distribution is not...
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candidates. Results from a unique field experiment in Afghanistan are consistent with these predictions. Specifically …
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