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Green, Hyman-Metzger, Sood & Zee (2023), Revisiting a Natural Experiment: Do Legislators with Daughters Vote More Liberally on Women’s Issues?

Written by DSE Study Hub editors 1 September 2026

Green, Donald P., Oliver Hyman-Metzger, Gaurav Sood, and Michelle A. Zee (2023). Journal of Political Economy Microeconomics, 1(3): 506–
A replication and extension of Washington (2008) across sixteen congresses: no daughter effect before the period she studied, and none after it.

Washington (2008), Female Socialization: How Daughters Affect Their Legislator Fathers’ Voting on Women’s Issues

Written by DSE Study Hub editors 1 September 2026

Washington, Ebonya L. (2008). American Economic Review, 98(1): 311–332
Conditional on the number of children, each daughter makes a US congressperson vote more liberally on women’s issues, especially reproductive rights — the sex of a child as a natural experiment.

Fearon, Humphreys & Weinstein (2015), How Does Development Assistance Affect Collective Action Capacity? Evidence from Post-Conflict Liberia

Written by DSE Study Hub editors 1 September 2026

Fearon, James D., Macartan Humphreys, and Jeremy M. Weinstein (2015). American Political Science Review, 109(3): 450–469
Does a community-driven reconstruction programme make villages better at cooperating? A randomised programme in northern Liberia, measured with a public-goods game rather than a survey.

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