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Wetland_RRDV.xlsx
May 8, 2025 - Replication Data for: Multi-level Policy Textual Learning in Chinese Local Environmental Policies
MS Excel Spreadsheet - 611.1 KB - MD5: 76c0135dfb5a8070357e6f266d2c4a0f
Wetland.xlsx
May 8, 2025 - Replication Data for: Multi-level Policy Textual Learning in Chinese Local Environmental Policies
MS Excel Spreadsheet - 611.0 KB - MD5: c78749047611758b7f680ed3b51d9497
Replication Data for: Do Welfare States Have Lower Carbon Emissions? The Importance of State Capacity in Lower-Income Countries
Apr 14, 2025
Böhmelt, Tobias, 2025, "Replication Data for: Do Welfare States Have Lower Carbon Emissions? The Importance of State Capacity in Lower-Income Countries", https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/3BR5HH, Harvard Dataverse, V1
It is widely assumed that societies with more extensive welfare states also perform better environmentally. Surprisingly, however, the empirical evidence for this claim remains inconclusive. We focus on CO2 emissions in lower-income countries and argue that considering state capacity as a moderator can help achieving greater theoretical and empiric...
Dofile.do
Apr 14, 2025 - Replication Data for: Do Welfare States Have Lower Carbon Emissions? The Importance of State Capacity in Lower-Income Countries
Stata Syntax - 10.8 KB - MD5: 61ed39c0011b2ecf86d8017f9108ad46
qog_std_ts_jan24_stata14.dta
Apr 14, 2025 - Replication Data for: Do Welfare States Have Lower Carbon Emissions? The Importance of State Capacity in Lower-Income Countries
Stata 14 Binary - 186.8 MB - MD5: 2558160a3084a386e6c118c279ed7790
Replication Data for: Subnational Policy Entrepreneurs in Action: A Systematic Quantitative Review
Mar 17, 2025
HE, Alex Jingwei, 2025, "Replication Data for: Subnational Policy Entrepreneurs in Action: A Systematic Quantitative Review", https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/V9HXLZ, Harvard Dataverse, V1
There is a prominent literature explaining how policy entrepreneurs, as active agents, promote policy changes. However, most existing studies focus on policy entrepreneurship at the national level, with limited attention paid to the vibrant dynamics of numerous local government innovations typically driven by entrepreneurial individuals. This syste...
Database_Subnational Policy Entrepreneurs.xlsx
Mar 17, 2025 - Replication Data for: Subnational Policy Entrepreneurs in Action: A Systematic Quantitative Review
MS Excel Spreadsheet - 84.9 KB - MD5: 59399b85bdb4e5fee9887849b62999ce
Cases of subnational policy entrepreneurs as coded from a systematic review of the international literature.
Tax_for_Services_Nigeria_final_analysis.tab
Mar 14, 2025 - Replication Data for: The Post-Oil Post-Covid Social Contract: Taxing Informal Workers for Healthcare Insurance in Oil Exporting Developing Economies
Tabular Data - 57.6 MB - 64 Variables, 72528 Observations - UNF:6:DrjKZUyr2Pf2ri0kog4iuw==
Tax_for_Services_Nigeria_final_for_analysis.tab
Mar 14, 2025 - Replication Data for: The Post-Oil Post-Covid Social Contract: Taxing Informal Workers for Healthcare Insurance in Oil Exporting Developing Economies
Tabular Data - 45.2 MB - 501 Variables, 12088 Observations - UNF:6:8BKHcT4oj2H0djHgQjpY9Q==
Replication Data for: The Post-Oil Post-Covid Social Contract: Taxing Informal Workers for Healthcare Insurance in Oil Exporting Developing Economies
Mar 14, 2025
Yang, Joonseok; Tom Moerenhout; Nicolas Orgeira Pillai†, 2025, "Replication Data for: The Post-Oil Post-Covid Social Contract: Taxing Informal Workers for Healthcare Insurance in Oil Exporting Developing Economies", https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/UDFAJF, Harvard Dataverse, V1, UNF:6:bYWPkDoEmWqcvS13HNWq2w== [fileUNF]
The Post-Oil Post-Covid Social Contract: Taxing Informal Workers for Healthcare Insurance in Oil Exporting Developing Economies
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