Attitudes and conflict, longitudinal conflict analysis and randomized control trials (RCTs) in Asia and Africa (B07)

在第二个资助期的基础上，该项目对个人福祉与政治暴力之间的动态关系提供了新的见解。它利用经济学和政治学的专门知识，研究政治暴力如何影响改善个人福祉的干预措施的有效性，以及健康、社区发展和教育的改善如何影响个人对极端主义和恐怖主义的态度。我们将随机对照试验与纵向数据收集、暴力事件的地理编码以及中亚和东北非洲的访谈相结合，重点是巴基斯坦和埃塞俄比亚。

Building on the second funding period, this project provides novel insights into the dynamics between personal well-being and political violence. Utilizing expertise from economics and political science, it studies how political violence shapes the effectiveness of interventions to improve personal well-being and how improvements in health, community development and education influence individual attitudes towards extremism and terrorism. We combine randomized control trials with longitudinal data collection, geocoding of violent events and interviews in Central Asia and North-East Africa, with focus on Pakistan and Ethiopia.