Cecilia Mo

[VoxDev @vox_dev]

Feelings of relative poverty engender political support among cash transfer recipients, while such feelings erode political support among non-beneficiaries.

Last week on VoxDev, @kkosec @IFPRI & @ceciliamo @UCBerkeley outlined their research in Pakistan: https://t.co/5HZzU5D0nr

[VoxDev @vox_dev]

Individuals who feel relatively poor are more grateful when receiving cash transfers, but highly discontent if they miss out.

Today on VoxDev, @kkosec (@IFPRI) & @ceciliamo (@UCBerkeley) outline their research on social protection programmes in Pakistan: https://t.co/5HZzU5D0nr

[Cambridge University Press - Politics @CUP_PoliSci]

#OpenAccess from @apsrjournal -

Evidence of Caste-Class Discrimination from a Conjoint Analysis of Law Enforcement Officers - https://t.co/XxjQBGfCT8

- MARGARET L. BOITTIN (@YorkUniversity), RACHEL S. FISHER (@UCBerkeley) & @ceciliamo

#FirstView

[AJPS @AJPS_Editor]

Does Relative Deprivation Condition the Effects of Social Protection Programs on Political Support? Experimental Evidence from Pakistan by Katrina Kosec and Cecilia Hyunjung Mo is now available in Early View. @kkosec @ceciliamo @IFPRI https://t.co/dbCFvqmm13

[Elections, Public Opinion, and Voting Behavior @epovb]

The APSA EPOVB Section would like to announce our annual call for proposals for Section awards.

The deadline for nominations is March 1, 2023.

Send nominations to the committee members listed here:

https://t.co/CxwGipoKyK

[John B. Holbein @JohnHolbein1]

My latest with @ceciliamo and @elizabethmelder is out at @PNASNews today.

Civilian national service programs can powerfully increase youth voter turnout.
https://t.co/fljTQobSft

[John B. Holbein @JohnHolbein1]

@ceciliamo @elizabethmelder @PNASNews Youth turnout has lagged behind older voters for generations.

Our study examines one--potentially scalable--approach to address that pattern: voluntary national service programs. We find large effects.

Coverage of our paper in
@ScienceMagazine:

https://t.co/d1AQ5IeZrz

[John B. Holbein @JohnHolbein1]

Coming to PNAS on Monday!

@ceciliamo @elizabethmelder

[Innovations for Poverty Action @poverty_action]

Questions? Ask us! (details at the link https://t.co/WinHJHE6yv)
Or join us for a Q&A on June 30
& we're very grateful to have support for this important work from @JTIP_State & leadership from @guygrossman & @ceciliamo /end

[NCTQ @NCTQ]

NCTQ’s @hjputman digs into a new working paper by @VirginiaLovison and @ceciliamo that suggests what may actually appeal most to teachers isn't so much pay as having more supports available for their students. Explore the findings.
https://t.co/CALqrc1XXL

[BITSS @UCBITSS]

Why are #nullresults so rarely reported? What can we do to reduce #publicationbias? We present RARE, a framework to Repot All Results Efficiently, with recommendations for RCT registries, donors, journals, IRBs, and researchers. https://t.co/r038ZDYPg6

[Innovations for Poverty Action @poverty_action]

There are many ideas for how to fight it & support victims, but few rigorous impact evaluations on what works. @ceciliamo & @guygrossman are leading our new initiative & we're looking for EOIs from broad variety of researchers - crime/law, migration, health, labor/supply chains-

[Poverty Unpacked @PovertyUnpacked]

📣 NEW podcast episode! 🎙️

#aspirations can help people move out of #poverty, but poverty itself lower aspirations - how can this cycle be broken?

check out fascinating conversation with @kkosec and @ceciliamo

👉https://t.co/KdYrlcu8yn

[Katrina Kosec @kkosec]

It was so much fun chatting with @KeetieRoelen from the Poverty Unpacked Podcast and my co-author @ceciliamo about the linkages between aspirations and poverty. This is an area of my work that I am incredibly excited about. Check out this month’s episode! 👇

[UC Institute on Global Conflict & Cooperation @UCIGCC]

The IGCC-funded Human Security, Violence, and Trauma Conference @HSVT_Conference brings together researchers and practitioners for a two-day seminar (May 26-27) on the implications of conflict and forced migration. Learn more and register here: https://t.co/CuxNdLXS5w

[Innovations for Poverty Action @poverty_action]

IPA is pleased to announce new seed funding for research into human trafficking.
Small grants ($2.5-35k) inc. developing ideas, travel, pilots, partnership development.
With leadership from @ceciliamo & @guygrossman & funding from @JTIP_State https://t.co/WinHJHE6yv

[Katrina Kosec @kkosec]

"Perceptions of Relative Deprivation and #WomensEmpowerment"

Paper: https://t.co/9Np2FL6wA0

Blog post, methods: https://t.co/CV4gDQj5ah

Blog, results: https://t.co/3VYov58kwz

Data: https://t.co/UiH6dnsTsE

By me, @ceciliamo, E. Schmidt, & @jiesooong

@PIM_CGIAR @CGIARgender

[IFPRI @IFPRI]

🚺 Gender attitudes are affected by perceptions of #economic deprivation 💵, according to a new study by @kkosec, Emily Schmidt, @ceciliamo, & @jiesooong Read the article to see how this influences #womensemployment, agency & more. 🔍

👉 https://t.co/jSuAKbTWmt

@PIM_CGIAR

[Cecilia Mo @ceciliamo]

Thrilled to be co-leading a new @poverty_action research initiative on human trafficking with @guygrossman. Stay tuned for more details.

[Innovations for Poverty Action @poverty_action]

IPA is pleased to announce a new research initiative on combatting human trafficking, with leadership from @ceciliamo and @guygrossman
https://t.co/jZjZPluYKw

[Cecilia Mo @ceciliamo]

Honored to receive this award with my amazing colleague @dbroockman.

[Elections, Public Opinion, and Voting Behavior @epovb]

First up: the Emerging Scholar in Elections, Public Opinion and Voting Behavior Award.

The co-recipients are @dbroockman and Cecilia Mo (both of Berkeley).

Congratulations!