I am a Professor of Sociology and Quantitative Methods at the University of Warwick. One of my interests is promoting the use of multifactorial survey experiments (MFSEs), factorial survey and stated choice experiments, in the Global South. MFSEs have many advantages over standard survey research, and they can contribute to solving social problems.
This is supported by the Ideas Fund, University of Warwick, and my colleagues from the FATE project, coordinated at the Centre for Development and Environment, CDE, University of Bern.
Multifactorial Survey Experiments in Development Research 