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dominance. Third, economic and political factors remain less relevant than colonial origin and religion. These results lend …
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How does conflict exposure affect trust? We hypothesize that direct (firsthand) experience with conflict induces parochialism: trust towards out-groups worsens, but trust towards in-groups, owing to positive experiences of kin solidarity, may improve. Indirect exposure to conflict through...
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the recently-formed Ethics in Action initiative, the authors therefore propose a sequence of measures designed to better …
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This paper analyzes the Sikh religious tradition in light of research on the connections between religion, morality and … additional data point for analyses of the relationship of religion, morality and economics. At the same time, considering the …
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dominance. Third, economic and political factors remain less relevant than colonial origin and religion. These results lend …
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This study examines the effect of exposure to violent conflict on the importance that Nigerians attach to God in their lives. The regression results show that conflict exposure positively correlates with the importance attached to God. The analysis also shows that the more recent a conflict is,...
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We use economic theory to examine the intensity of fundamentalist sects. Leaders work to enhance their followers? observance level. We model three stylized situations under which fundamentalist groups function, examining the intensity of observance in each. We find that, under reasonable...
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We exploit a historical experiment that occurred in Czechoslovakia after World War Two to study the drivers of social capital accumulation in an extremely unfavorable environment. Between 1945 and 1948, the Sudetenland became the scene of ethnic cleansing, with the expulsion of nearly three...
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