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Make me care, if you can: Explaining public support for foreign aid to the unconcerned public

Make me care, if you can: Explaining support for foreign aid to the unconcerned public

New findings suggest those who don’t care about poverty in developing countries can be convinced… as long as they feel empowered in the process.

Mar 2020 Soomin Oh
Navigating Rough Seas & Engaging Citizens for Sustainable Development: Welcome to Development Compass

Navigating Rough Seas: Welcome to Development Compass

Development Aid: How Do You Convince the Public

Development Aid: How Do You Convince the Public that Progress is Possible?

Attitudes Towards Development Cooperation: New Evidence on Germany

Attitudes Towards Development Cooperation: New Evidence on Germany

Are Charities Doing Enough to Tackle Public Skepticism?

Are Charities Doing Enough to Tackle Public Skepticism?

Charitable Donations in Crisis: Is Trust a Part of the Story?

Charitable Donations in Crisis: Is Trust a Part of the Story?

Why psychological distance might be causing us to misallocate donations

Why Psychological Distance Might be Causing Us to Misallocate Donations

The Fundraising Dilemma: Raising Money but Depressing Hope?

The Fundraising Dilemma: Raising Money but Depressing Hope?

Reasons for giving aid: A government policy in search of a public?

Reasons for giving aid: A government policy in search of a public?

Messaging Using Moral Frames: What Works?

Messaging Using Moral Frames: What Works?

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