Let the people have a say

Identity, society, and gender

Areas covered include citizenship, discrimination, ethnicity, gender-based violence, gender equality, identity, inclusion, media, religion, social capital, social cohesion, social media, tolerance and, youth.

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Working paper

WP153: Do men and women have different policy preferences, and if so, why?

Jessica GottliebGuy GrossmanAmanda Lea Robinson31 Jul 2015

Do men and women have different policy preferences, and if so, why?

Working paper

WP152: Are South Africa’s youth really a ‘ticking time bomb’?

Robert MattesSamantha Richmond30 Jul 2015South Africa

Are South Africa’s youth really a ‘ticking time bomb’?

Working paper

WP151: South Africa’s emerging black middle class: A harbinger of political change?

Robert Mattes29 Jul 2015South Africa

South Africa’s emerging black middle class: A harbinger of political change?

Working paper

WP149: Solidarity with a sharp edge: Communal conflict and local collective action in rural Nigeria

Max Schaub27 Jul 2015Nigeria

Solidarity with a sharp edge: Communal conflict and local collective action in rural Nigeria

Working paper

WP145: Another resource curse? The impact of remittances on political participation

Kim Yi DionneKris L. InmanGabriella R. Montinola23 Jul 2015

Another resource curse? The impact of remittances on political participation

Working paper

WP142: Ethnicity and individual attitudes towards international investors: Survey evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa

Thilo Bodenstein20 Jul 2015

Ethnicity and individual attitudes towards international investors: Survey evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa

Working paper

WP140: Can donors and non-state actors undermine citizens’ legitimating beliefs?

Audrey Sacks18 Jul 2015

Can donors and non-state actors undermine citizens’ legitimating beliefs?

Policy paper

PP22: Gender equality in Burundi: Why does support not extend to women’s right to inherit land?

Alain Ndikumana2 Jul 2015Burundi

Policy Paper 22

Dispatch

AD35: South African youth patriotic, optimistic about national cohesion, but low on civic engagement

Rorisang Lekalake16 Jun 2015South Africa

South African youth patriotic, optimistic about national cohesion, but low on civic engagement

Dispatch

AD34: Les Togolais acceptent les différences sociales à l’exception de celles d’orientation sexuelle

Ekoutiamé A. AhlinMoussa P. BlimpoEzéchiel A. Djallo9 Jun 2015Togo

Les Togolais acceptent les différences sociales à l’exception de celles d’orientation sexuelle

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WP153: Do men and women have different policy preferences, and if so, why?

WP152: Are South Africa’s youth really a ‘ticking time bomb’?

WP151: South Africa’s emerging black middle class: A harbinger of political change?

WP149: Solidarity with a sharp edge: Communal conflict and local collective action in rural Nigeria

WP145: Another resource curse? The impact of remittances on political participation

WP142: Ethnicity and individual attitudes towards international investors: Survey evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa

WP140: Can donors and non-state actors undermine citizens’ legitimating beliefs?

PP22: Gender equality in Burundi: Why does support not extend to women’s right to inherit land?

AD35: South African youth patriotic, optimistic about national cohesion, but low on civic engagement

AD34: Les Togolais acceptent les différences sociales à l’exception de celles d’orientation sexuelle