Happy to share our new paper in Environmental Challenges with colleagues at @irri and Can Tho University (CTU)!
We compare risk-adjusted farm income across rice and rice–shrimp systems in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta.
Thanks to all co-authors!
https://t.co/pwpsDPi5DF
How teachers interpret and respond to online education as street-level bureaucrats? We found that decision-makers tend to grant higher levels of discretion to SLBs during crises compared to normal circumstances.
Read more at: https://t.co/Htuk5GVeDF
🎉We are OPEN now for abstract, roundtable and panel submissions for #BISA2027 🎉
'Fragmenting orders, shared futures: Global politics in turbulent times' 🌎
Submit here now! 👉 https://t.co/caSL8d8Q0Y
@SimonRushton8@JulietDryden
Fieldwork on politically sensitive issues in authoritarian contexts often requires difficult trade-offs between access, autonomy, and ethics.
In this note, we reflect on our experience studying land acquisition in Vietnam.
Read more at: https://t.co/xUI10Hkefc
What explains the decline in multidimensional poverty in Vietnam? We examine this question in our paper: “Exploring the effects of foreign direct investment and local governance on multidimensional poverty: Evidence from Vietnam”
Link: https://t.co/QLAjkShIcX
How does political context shape the relationship between social capital and well-being?
Our study, “The Politics of Subjective Well-Being: How Social Capital Operates in Different Regime Types,” is now published in Politics & Policy.
Link: https://t.co/623Ixj9yC0
Happy to share that our paper, “Higher education aspirations, discipline choices, and university entry experiences of students from equity groups in Vietnam,” has been published in @HERDJournal!
Link: https://t.co/YLL00Map6O