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Lampert Institute Support for Faculty

Professor Isla Globus Harris, Department of Economics and Department of Environmental Studies: “Carbon Offsets and International Emissions Trading Incentives"
Professor Masha Hedberg, Department of Political Science: “The Road Less Traveled: Explaining the Resilience and Collapse of Illicit Trade Corridors in Eurasia”
Professor David Murphy, Department of Economics: “Increasing Financial Digitization and Inclusion in Emerging Economies: Evidence from Armenia”
Professor Rachel Newman, Department of History: “The History of Migrant Remittances, Financial Infrastructure, and Transnational Family Logistics in Rural Mexico”

Professor Sally Bonet, Department of Educational Studies: “Exploring the Potential of Private, Faith-based, Tuition-Free Education as an Intervention in the Sudanese Refugee Crisis in Egypt”
Professor Megan Brankley Abbas, Department of Religion: “Molding Islam from the Outside: Religion and US Foreign Policy in Cold War Indonesia”
Professor Susan Thomson, Peace and Conflict Studies: “Neighborhood Watch? Cape Town’s PAGAD and the Practice of Community Vigilantism”
Professor Rebecca Upton, Global Public & Environmental Health: “Application and Pre-Test Trial of the Pill Count Measurement (PCM) Instrument to Assess ARV Adherence in Botswana”
Professor Frances Wang, Department of Political Science: “Buying Influence: Analyzing Chinese Outsourced Foreign Propaganda in Singapore and the Philippines”

Professor Brenton Sullivan, Department of Religion: “Race, Religion, and the Modern Subject Among Tibetans”
Professor Frances Wang, Department of Political Science: “Buying Influence: Analyzing Chinese Outsourced Propaganda in Asia”
Professor Juan Fernando Ibarra del Cueto, Department of Political Science: “The Political Foundations of Subnational Democracy and Authoritarianism"
Professor Bruce Rutherford, Department of Political Science: “Is There a ‘Better’ Authoritarianism? Achieving Better Development Outcomes in Egypt’s Authoritarian Regime”
Professor Yang Song, Department of Economics: “Teacher Incentives and Student Outcomes”

Professor Carolina Castilla, Department of Economics, “Fencing for Agroforestry in the Sahel: A Willingness-to-Pay Study”
Professor Dominika Koter, Department of Political Science, “Political Effects of Caste in Senegal”
Professor Daisaku Yamamoto, Department of Geography, “Nuclear Afterlives: Energy Transition and Community Sustainability”
Professor Fatima Aqeel, Department of Economics, “Female Doctors and Medical Productivity”

Professor Carolina Castilla, Department of Economics, “A Kitchen-Garden based Intervention in Rural India”
Professor David Murphy, Department of Economics, “Long-run Effects of an Alcohol Mitigation Program in Rural Kenya”

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