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Research Articles

Are there any articles we're missing? Send us suggestions, whether in English or another language, by emailing Chrispine at crl2 (at) williams (dot) edu, and we'll put them up!

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Course Text: “The Effect of an Integrated Multisector Model for Achieving the Millennium Development Goals and Improving Child Survival in Rural Sub-Saharan Africa: A Non-Randomised Controlled Assessment”

This article has been assigned as required reading for Program Evaluation, a spring elective at the CDE.

Course Text: “When Does Rigorous Impact Evaluation Make a Difference? The Case of the Millennium Villages”

This article has been assigned as required reading for the CDE spring elective, Program Evaluation.

Course Text: “The New Transparency in Development Economics: Lessons from the Millennium Villages Controversy”

This article has been assigned as required reading for the CDE spring elective Program Evaluation.

Course Text: “Does a Ban on Informal Health Providers Save Lives? Evidence from Malawi”

This article, written by Prof. Godlonton and co-author Edward Okeke, is a required reading in the CDE spring elective, Program Evaluation.

Course Text: “Dams”

This text has been assigned as required reading for the spring CDE elective, Program Evaluation.

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VoxDev.org

The Brookings Institution

The Peterson Institute

Marginal Revolution

The New York Times

The Economist

An economics-research list wouldn't be complete without The Economist. Although their subscription is paid, you can check out their podcasts, which include snippets from interviews that they write about in their weekly subscription, as well as a selection of the audio versions of three of their weekly articles. If you're a dedicated podcast listener in lieu of buying a subscription, you won't be missing much.

Oh, and their covid-related coverage is also free.