Hamad Mahar completed his PhD in economics from Trinity College Dublin and is currently on the job market. More details … More
Category: Fieldwork
Private Ways to Tackle Gender Discriminatory Inheritance Law: Lessons From a Survey Experiment in Tunisia
Christina Sarah Hauser, is a PhD Candidate at the Department of Economics of the European University Institute in Florence, Italy. Her … More
ETRM Interview Series – Lauren Falcao Bergquist
As part of our interview series, we ask renowned experts in the field about the future of research in development … More
ETRM Interview Series – Francis Annan
As part of our interview series, we ask renowned experts in the field about the future of research in development … More
ETRM Interview Series- Mushfiq Mobarak
As part of our interview series, we ask renowned experts in the field for their advice for young researchers. For … More
Alcohol and Agriculture: Results from a Field Experiment in Kenya
David Murphy is an assistant professor of economics at Colgate University. Why look at alcohol in Africa? While alcohol abuse … More
Can drought insurance reduce Ethiopian pastoralists’ exposure to conflict?
Tekalign Gutu Sakketa is a researcher at the German Institute of Development and Sustainability (IDOS), Germany. He was a visiting fellow at Cornell University as … More
How Access to Family Planning Services Can Improve Child Growth Patterns and Cognitive Development
Dan Maggio is a PhD candidate at Cornell University and the Editor of Economics that Really Matters; Co-authors include Mahesh … More
Can better data help policy-makers and communities build resilience?
Joanna Upton is a Research Associate in the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management. This post was … More
Increased Access to Postpartum Family Planning Services Encourages Modern Contraceptive Use and Healthy Inter-Birth Intervals
Dan Maggio is a PhD candidate at Cornell University and the Editor of Economics that Really Matters; Co-authors include Mahesh … More