Projects

Domestic contractors, climate shocks and project performance: evidence from World Bank procurement
How climate risk is shared between international and local actors in World Bank projects.
Camille Laville, Paul Vernus
What's in a tag? Lessons from Japan on gender integration in climate finance
What climate-finance tags reveal, and hide, about gender integration in Japan’s bilateral climate finance.
Camille Laville, E. Tan, T. Kamninga
Replication files for "Internal conflicts and shocks: a narrative meta-analysis"
Data and code for the meta-analysis published in the Journal of Peace Research (2025).
Camille Laville, Pierre Mandon
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Keep off the grass: grassland scarcity and the security implications of cross-border transhumance between Niger and Nigeria
In 2018, 1,300 people were killed and 300,000 displaced as a result of herder-farmer conflicts in Nigeria. These tensions threaten the already weakened security, economic development and food security in Western Africa.
Camille Laville
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Politicization of religion and the timing of political conflicts: evidence from John Paul II's international travels
Between 1978 and 2005, Pope John Paul II traveled to 102 developing countries with the aim, inter alia, of promoting interreligious peace to populations and policy makers. Despite an increasing involvement of religious leaders in peace-building activities, concerns rise on the propensity of religious issues to be locally exploited for political interests.
Camille Laville
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