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Did monetary forces help turn the tide in Iraq / Berck, Peter; Lipow, Jonathan   Journal Article
Lipow, Jonathan Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Key Words Iraq  Monetary Forces  Iraq Insurgency 
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ID:   147429


Effect on forestation of the collective forest tenure reform in China / Xie, Lunyu; Berck, Peter ; Xu, Jintao   Journal Article
Berck, Peter Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract The Chinese government has allowed collective village forest land to pass into individualized ownership. The purpose was to alleviate rural poverty and stimulate investment in forests. Using data collected from 288 villages, in eight provinces, over three years, this paper measures the effect of the individualization on one aspect of forest investment, forestation. Because villages voted on the reform, we identify the causal effect of the reform by an instrumental variable estimator based on the countywide decision to offer the reform package. We find an increase in forestation of 7.68% of forest land in the year of the reform.
Key Words China  Land Reform  Individualization  Forestation 
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ID:   177835


Racial Selection in Deployment to Iraq and Afghanistan / Armey, Laura; Berck, Peter; Lipow, Jonathan   Journal Article
Lipow, Jonathan Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract The US Armed Forces officially desegregated in 1948. Over the following 70 years, the military has made great strides in promoting racial integration. We find evidence, however, that Black soldiers’ experience of military service still differs significantly from that of other racial and ethnic groups. Exploiting a database of administrative records for 100,000 Army personnel serving during the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, we find that Blacks were less likely than other service members to have deployed, or to face intense combat if deployed, during the early phases of the campaigns.
Key Words Race  Iraq  Afghanistan  Blacks  Military Manpower  African Americans 
Combat War 
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