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Branded band-aids on broken legs: a relational critique of the randomised controlled trial's approach to poverty
The rise of experimental evaluations, specifically the use of the randomised controlled trial (RCT) in the field of development economics, has been widely critiqued. These critiques range from technicalities, such as the internal and external validity of the methodology, to the approach to economic...
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School of Economics
2025
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