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DP19005: Debiasing Law Enforcement Officers: Evidence from an Expressive Arts Intervention in India
Frontline state agents wield broad discretion over citizens access to public services, yet whether the attitudes shaping it can be changed among incumbent bureaucrats is largely unknown. Partnering with the Bihar Police, we run a cluster randomized trial across 417 stations and ~2,500 senior office
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