Gathering of Women Civil Activists

Gamblers as Personal Finance Activists

Gambling behavior can serve as an informative indicator of important household heterogeneity that is difficult to observe directly in data. We present, to the best of our knowledge, the first comprehensive study of the consumption and personal finance of gamblers using a nationwide representative household survey. We find that consumers are more likely to gamble when income is higher than its n...

Political Participation and Feminist Consciousness among Women Activists of the 1960 s

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Activists target animal dealers.

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Activists and “difficult people”

Daughters of the Union: Northern Women Fight the Civil War