Is Information Power? Using Mobile Phones and Free Newspapers during an Election in Mozambique (Working Paper) Working paper 1 May 2013 State and Political Economy Project Counteracting illicit behaviour during elections: The role of observers and cell phones in a field experiment Authors Jenny Aker Assistant Professor of Economics, Tufts University Paul Collier Director, IGC and Professor of Economics and Public Policy, University of Oxford Pedro Vicente Professor of Economics, Nova School of Business and Economics Aker-Et-Al-2013-Working-Paper-1.pdf Download PDF document • 3.6 MB Share Share More from Counteracting illicit behaviour during elections: The role of observers and cell phones in a field experiment Is Information Power? (Policy Brief) Jenny Aker, Paul Collier, Pedro Vicente Policy brief More from IGC Gender, fragility, and energy access: A neglected intersection Sanjana Srivastav Blog Unlocking diaspora capital for Ghana’s economic growth Joevas Asare Blog Shocks that settle: The long shadow of a commodity crisis Tim Dobermann Blog Digital VAT enforcement: More revenue, but at what cost? Mazhar Waseem Blog Themes State Political Economy Countries Mozambique
