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Job Market Paper Series

Each winter, PhD candidates and postdocs on the academic job market write about their job market papers for a wider audience.

Food & Agriculture

A “dam” good question: Do all farmers benefit equally from large-scale irrigation in South Africa?

Tereza Varejkova · December 2, 2024
Food & Agriculture

When Progress Comes with a Price: The Lasting Impact of India’s Green Revolution

Aditi Singh · November 27, 2024
Firms & Markets · Tanzania

How can firms find good managers?

Yuen Ho · November 25, 2024
Health & Nutrition · India

Can Social Media Algorithms be Regulated to Prevent Online Radicalization in Developing Countries?

Aarushi Kalra · November 21, 2024
Job Market Paper Series

Concluding our Job Market Series

ETRM Editors · March 19, 2024
Conflict & Crime · Mexico

El Chapo’s Guns and Schools: Mexican drug traffickers, homicides, and school dropout

Ignacio Rodriguez Hurtado · February 29, 2024
China

More Empathy, Fewer Bullies, But Why?

Qinyou Hu · February 22, 2024
Nigeria

Do Child Rights Matter in Developing Countries? Evidence from the Child Rights Act in Nigeria

Hamad Mahar · February 15, 2024
Firms & Markets · Kenya

Short Messages Fall Short for Micro-Entrepreneurs: Experimental Evidence from Kenya

Muhammad Zia Mehmood · February 8, 2024
Health & Nutrition · India

Does forced male sterilization lead to an increase in violence? Evidence from Emergency India

Sarah Vincent · February 1, 2024
Gender · UK

Can Migration Buy Me Love? Insights from Muslim Marriage Migration to the UK

Shadi Farahzadi · January 25, 2024
Food & Agriculture · Uganda

Supervisors Transmit Tacit Production Knowledge

ETRM Editors · January 18, 2024