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Leonard Wantchekon (born 1956) is a
Beninese economist and
professor of
Politics and
International Affairs at the
Princeton School of
Public and International...
- of
Empirical Research in
Political Economy ( IERPE)
founded by
Leonard Wantchekon in 2004 in Cotonou, Benin. A
nonprofit training and
research initiative...
- and
values in
ethnic groups heavily affected by
slavery (with
Leonard Wantchekon). By
impeding not only
trade and
technological diffusion but also the...
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competition for
control of a
government after the
conflict is over.
Leonard Wantchekon has
suggested that one of the most
reliable forces of democratization...
- out-of-print texts, photographs, and
writings by
Princeton professor Leonard Wantchekon. "The
biggest eye-opener," she said, "was how much
misinformation there...
- 287–306. doi:10.1017/S0007123413000252. ISSN 1469-2112. Jensen, Nathan;
Wantchekon,
Leonard (1
September 2004). "Resource
Wealth and
Political Regimes in...
- 1017/S0007123413000252. ISSN 1469-2112. S2CID 988090. Jensen, Nathan;
Wantchekon,
Leonard (2004-09-01). "Resource
Wealth and
Political Regimes in Africa"...
- Bank.
World Bank. 1997. Chong, Alberto; De La O, Ana L.; Karlan, Dean;
Wantchekon,
Leonard (1
January 2015). "Does
Corruption Information Inspire the Fight...
- as a
cultural element of
spatial development.
Nathan Nunn, and
Leonard Wantchekon explore the
differences in
levels of
donorisation in Africa. The authors...
- (Ph.D. 1966), dean
emeritus of MIT
Sloan School of
Management Leonard Wantchekon (Ph.D. 1995),
James Madison Professor of
Political Economy and Professor...
