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… Baker (Wash U), “Managing Reputation with Litigation: Why Legal Sanctions Can Work Better than Market Sanctions” … “Does Development Aid Undermine Political Accountability? Evidence from a Large-Scale Sanitation Intervention” November … (Harvard University), “Path Dependence in Development: Evidence from the Mexican Revolution” December 9 - Layna …

… people with humanitarian practice and policy. I highlight why and how biocultural work generates fluency in multiple forms of evidence to guide mental health interventions, reflecting on …

… close to subsistence, migration is an unacceptable risk; a migrant may be unable to find a job after spending … to travel with, diversified income streams in their risk-sharing networks, and higher wages in their villages … success of this program motivated a scale-up by Evidence Action, which plans to disburse over 200,000 loans …

… Announce Partnership to Promote, Design, and Scale Up Evidence-Based Behavioural Interventions in Public Health The … sciences in public health, designing, and scaling up evidence-based behavioural interventions. Behavioural … insights can help improve understanding on how and why people behave in ways that affect their health, and help …

… 14 Tristram Stuart Author, Activist, and “Freegan” “Why Understanding Food and Caring about It is Caring for … History, Yale University “From ‘Sacred Cow’ to Kobe Beef: Japan’s Bovine Revolution” March 28 Thomas Fleischman …

… and condensed transcript of the conversation follows. Why choose the 16 th century as a starting point for an … control of a state. Historically, this is a very unusual event, not just in the Islamic world, but anywhere. I wanted … as two pillars of stability in Iranian society. That’s why it is important to go back to the origins of this …

… and condensed transcript of the conversation follows. Why choose the 16 th century as a starting point for an … control of a state. Historically, this is a very unusual event, not just in the Islamic world, but anywhere. I wanted … as two pillars of stability in Iranian society. That’s why it is important to go back to the origins of this …

… and condensed transcript of the conversation follows. Why choose the 16 th century as a starting point for an … control of a state. Historically, this is a very unusual event, not just in the Islamic world, but anywhere. I wanted … as two pillars of stability in Iranian society. That’s why it is important to go back to the origins of this …

… Panel IV Jeremy Weinstein and Darin Christensen “Backlash: Why Governments Restrict Foreign Support for Civil Society” … Authoritarianism, and Attitudes about Women in Politics: Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Jordan” Amaney Jamal and … M. Aronow) “The Effects of Aid on Rights and Governance: Evidence from a Natural Experiment” Alexander Cooley (with …

… My Bomb! (1964), All Under the Moon (1993) This screening event is part of the “Comic Legacies on the Japanese Silver … series is co-sponsored by The National Film Archive of Japan, Yale Film Archive, and Council on East Asian Studies, with support from the Japan Foundation. “Oh, My Bomb!” print provided by The …

… My Bomb! (1964), All Under the Moon (1993) This screening event is part of the “Comic Legacies on the Japanese Silver … series is co-sponsored by The National Film Archive of Japan, Yale Film Archive, and Council on East Asian Studies, with support from the Japan Foundation. “Oh, My Bomb!” print provided by The …

… by Yale political scientist Jason Lyall provides evidence that “hearts-and-minds” aid programs have an … directly to people’s bank accounts. That would lower the risk profile in these areas. What is it like to perform … precautions in our logistics and survey design to minimize risk to participants. And we’ve found that in may cases …