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Les classes moyennes tunisiennes ont-elles été mieux protégées face à la crise liée à la covid 19 ? Analyse des stratégies adaptatives des ménages au prisme de la stratification sociale

Mondes en Développement
Nous analysons empiriquement la relation entre diversité des stratégies adaptatives des Tunisiens face à la crise économique post-covid et stratification sociale à partir de données d’enquêtes ménages.
Céline Bonnefond   +2 more
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Promoting Peace and Interfaith Harmony: Role of Rural Support Programmes in Tharparkar, Pakistan

Journal of development policy, research & practice
Fostering peaceful coexistence is crucial for societal cohesion in multifunctional communities. Over the last 30 years, Rural Support Programmes (RSPs) have made considerable progress in conflict resolution, reaching across various segments of society ...
R. S. Hayat
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Digital Pulse: Reimagining Motivations of Emotional Sharing In the Social Media Era

Global Conference on Business and Social Sciences Proceeding
Emotional experiences, whether positive or negative, often compel individuals to express their emotions or seek social support (Garrison & Kahn, 2010; Rauers & Riediger, 2023).
Lan Wang, Suzanna Awang Bono
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Social Connectedness and Information Markets

American Economic Journal: Microeconomics
This paper investigates information quality in a simple model of socially connected information markets. Suppliers’ payoffs derive from the fraction of consumers who see their stories.
R. Kranton, David McAdams
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Experimentation in Networks

Social Science Research Network
We propose a model of strategic experimentation on social networks in which forward-looking agents learn from their own and neighbors’ successes. In equilibrium, private discovery is followed by social diffusion.
Simon Board, Moritz Meyer-ter-Vehn
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Age Set versus Kin: Culture and Financial Ties in east Africa

The American Economic Review
We study how social organization shapes patterns of economic interaction and the effects of national policy, focusing on the distinction between age-based and kin-based groups in sub-Saharan Africa. Motivated by ethnographic accounts suggesting that this
Jacob Moscona, A. Seck
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