Women Political Leaders, Corruption and Learning: Evidence from a Large Public Program in India (Working Paper) Working paper 1 Feb 2013 State and Political Economy Project Does Female Leadership Impact on the Quality of Public Goods? Evidence from a Public Poverty Alleviation Programme in Andhra Pradesh, India Authors Farzana Afridi Professor, Indian Statistical Institute (Delhi) Vegard Iversen Honorary Fellow, University of Manchester M.R. Sharan Research Associate, Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab Iversen-Et-Al-2013-Working-Paper.pdf Download PDF document • 864.88 KB Share Share More from Does Female Leadership Impact on the Quality of Public Goods? Evidence from a Public Poverty Alleviation Programme in Andhra Pradesh, India Do women in power have an impact on corruption? Chandan Jha, Sudipta Sarangi Blog Women Political Leaders, Corruption and Learning: Evidence from a Large Public Program in India (Policy Brief) Farzana Afridi, Vegard Iversen, M.R. Sharan 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 India - Central
