Social Science Experiments

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Human rights scholars are increasingly using experimental research methods to explore the impact and efficacy of human rights work. In this openGlobalRights series, authors explore when and how experiments can help support evidence-based human rights advocacy.

This openGlobalRights series was first developed by the late Will H. Moore, a noted, and much-loved, scholar of human rights. We are deeply grateful for his support and contributions, and dedicate this series to his memory, family, students, and colleagues.

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Human rights scholars are increasingly using experimental research methods to explore the impact and efficacy of human rights work. In this openGlobalRights series, authors explore when and how experiments can help support evidence-based human rights advocacy.

This openGlobalRights series was first developed by the late Will H. Moore, a noted, and much-loved, scholar of human rights. We are deeply grateful for his support and contributions, and dedicate this series to his memory, family, students, and colleagues.