Information and Ethnic Politics in Africa

By Jeffrey Conroy-Krutz. British Journal of Political Science, 2012

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Segregation, Ethnic Favoritism, and the Strategic Targeting of Local Public Goods (2018, background): “We do not claim that politicians never have incentives to allocate goods to noncoethnics: We recognize that voters sometimes support noncoethnic politicians (Conroy-Krutz, 2012; Ichino & Nathan, 2013) and politicians sometimes provide local public goods to noncoethnic voters.”
Administrative Unit Proliferation (2014, methodology): “…importance of ethnicity in influencing African voters (Eifert, Miguel, and Posner 2010), recent research has documented the influence of several factors beyond ethnicity—such as incumbent performance and access to public goods—in determining vote choice (Conroy-Krutz 2013; Ichino and Nathan 2013).”
Who’s Asking? Interviewer Coethnicity Effects in African Survey Data (2016, background): “…1978), taxation (Kasara, 2007; Lieberman, 2003), access to education and health care (Franck & Rainer, 2010), voting (Adida, 2015 Carlson, 2015; Conroy-Krutz, 2013; Eifert, Miguel, & Posner, 2010; Ferree, 2006, 2011; Long & Hoffman, 2013), and patterns of interaction in behavioral games…”