Examples of applications of factorial survey experiments in the global South.
Study | Country | Topic |
Gibson 2002 | South Africa | Judgments of fairness to victims regarding amnesty for a bomb attack |
Duch and Palmer 2004 | Benin | Property rights norms, the acceptance of property expropriation |
Gibson 2008 | South Africa | Judgments of fairness regarding the treatment of land squatters |
Sundström 2012 | South Africa | Willingness to comply with regulations |
Horne et al. 2013 | Ghana | Bridewealth and norms regulating female behavior |
Liebe et al. 2017 | Benin | Sanctioning behavior towards children |
Liebe et al. 2017 | Benin | Acceptance of technology adoption |
Liebe et al. 2017 | Rwanda | Just wages of casual workers |
Liebe et al. 2017 | Rwanda | Just incomes of cooperative members |
References
Duch, R. M. and H. D. Palmer. 2004. “It’s Not Whether You Win or Lose, but How You Play the Game: Self-interest, Social Justice, and Mass Attitudes toward Market Transition.” American Political Science Review 98:437-52.
Gibson, J. L. 2002. “Truth, Justice, and Reconciliation: Judging the Fairness of Amnesty in South Africa.” American Journal of Political Science 46:540-56.
Gibson, J. L. 2008. “Group Identities and Theories of Justice: An Experimental Investigation into the Justice and Injustice of Land Squatting in South Africa.”
The Journal of Politics 70:700-16.
Horne, C., F. Nii-Amoo Dodoo, and D. Naa Dodua. 2013. “The Shadow of Indebtedness: Bridewealth and Norms Constraining Female Reproductive Autonomy.” American Sociological Review 78: 503-20.
Liebe, U. I.M. Moumouni, C. Biglerm C. Ingabire, and S. Bieri. 2017. “Using Factorial Survey Experiments to Measure Attitudes, Social Norms, and Fairness Concerns in Developing Countries.” Sociological Methods & Research. online first.
Sundström, A. 2012. “Corruption and Regulatory Compliance: Experimental Findings from South African Small-Scale Fisheries.” Marine Policy 36: 1255-64.