This event is a collaboration between The SMERU Research Institute and The Ford Foundation, which aims to launch the Poverty and Livelihood Map of Indonesia 2015 to the public sphere.
7 March 2017
(This webinar is only available in Indonesian)
14 November 2016
Speaker: Greg Acciaioli (Lecturer, University of Western Australia)
31 October 2016
The ability to cooperate in collective action problems is one reason for championing community-based approaches to development. However, several studies have found that people decide their cooperative behavior based on what others do–people will cooperate when others cooperate
26 October 2016
In segmented labor markets, personal connections can be very important for obtaining well-paying jobs. There is abundant empirical evidence showing the positive impact of social networks on labor market outcomes.
