University of Buckingham

Client-reported prevalence of repressed memory recovery in therapy: a representative U.K. sample

The prevalence of recovered memories of previously unknown abuse is important because of the risk of memory construction. Asking therapists about such prevalence comes with inherent biases, a problem bypassed by asking a representative sample of therapy clients directly. This stu...

Electoral competition and economic development: evidence from Pakistan

In recent years, many commentators have challenged the idea that democratic institutions are more conducive to economic growth and development. In this paper, we contribute to the literature by studying the impact of electoral competition on the provision of public goods at local...