Mitani-Lab

Members 2024 AY

• Md. Habibur Rahman (JSPS PD Fellow)

• Ao Liu (D3, JSPS DC2 Fellow)

• Hitomi Nakayama (D1)

• Shohei Nonoyama (M2, exchanged to the University of Gottingen)

• Rika Ozaki (M2)

• Wenrui Jang (M1, 10.01.2023-)

• Hinako Yano (M1)

• Shuma Kitamura (M1)

• Mayuri Katai (M1)

• Yoh Takeo (B4)

• Yu-Ching Shen (D3)

• Kayako Nagasawa (M1)

• Yun-Cih Chang (Visiting graduate student from National Taiwan University)

• Kirara Honma (moved to the Univ. of Bonn for her Ph.D.)

April 26

• Yun-Cih: Weather shocks on farmers' adaption behaviors: exploring asymmetric impacts and experience moderation

• Habib: Field activities for the study on poverty alleviation and social cohesion through sustainable forest management  

April 12

• Guidance 

Members 2023 AY

• Md. Habibur Rahman (JSPS PD Fellow)

• Ao Liu (D2)

• Kirara Honma (M3, back from the University of Gottingen, moved to the Univ. of Bonn for her Ph.D.)

• Hitomi Nakayama (M3, back from the IPB University, Indonesia)

• Shohei Nonoyama (M1)

• Rika Ozaki (M1)

• Wenrui Jang (M1, 10.01.2023-)

• Hinako Yano (B4))

• Yu-Ching Shen (D2)

• Kayako Nagasawa (B4)

• Yoh Takeo (B3)

• Hsiang-Ming Huang (Visiting graduate student from National Chung-Hsing University (NCHU) in Taiwan) 

• Xiaoyang Jin (Visiting graduate student from Hauzhong Agricultural University)

• Marina Gianntsos (Visiting graduate student from the University of Alberta)

February 2

• Hitomi Nakayama: Female participation in social forestry: A case study in Java Island, Indonesia

January 12

• Hisang-Ming Huang: GHG emissions of raw milk production

• Rika Ozaki: Public acceptance of carbon tax in Thailand

January 5

• Shohei Nonoyama: Rubino et al., 2022 "Improving communications to increase NIPF landowner participation in forest certification programs," Forest

December 22

• Yu-Ching: How does the farmland market respond to a weather shock?

• Wenrui: CPR experiments in the fields

December 7

• Ao Liu: Peer effects on vaccine uptake

November 24

• Huang: Calculation of GHG emissions of raw milk production

• Ao Liu: Social interaction complete information models

November 12-13

• A field trip to Kumakogen, Ehime

November 10

• Yu-Ching Shen: The impact of municipal mergers on river water quality

• Hitomi Nakayama: Female participation in social forestry management

October 27

• Honor's thesis midterm presentation (Hinako Yano, Kayako Nagasawa)

• Summary of undergraduate studies by Wenrui Jang 

October 20

• Kyoto-Kassel Workshop on Environmental Economics

October 6

• Guidance

August 4

• Kirara Honma

  • How to mitigate climate shock impacts on child nutritional status in rural Bangladesh: Does household labor allocation have a role to play?

July 28

• Hinako Yano

  • Dutz, D., Huitfeldt, I., Lacouture, S., Mogstad, M., Torgovitsky, A. and Van Dijk, W., 2021. Selection in Surveys: Using Randomized Incentives to Detect and Account for Nonresponse Bias (No. w29549). National Bureau of Economic Research.

• Shohei Nonoyama

  • Group discussion on the introduction

July 14

• Hitomi Nakayama

  • Progress report

• Katai (Waseda University)

  • Research proposal

July 7

• Marina Gianntsos (Univ of Alberta)

  • Comparative Analysis of Risk Perceptions and Flood Risk Reduction Preferences (Canada and Japan)

• Yohei Mitani

  • Choice architect meets PES design

June 30

• Shohei Nonoyama

  • Group discussion on structuring the  introduction

• Yohei Mitani

  • Frontier in survey experiments 

June 23

• Yohei Mitani

  • Frontier in online experiments and survey experiments (Introduction)

•   Md. Habibur Rahman

  • Research concept on Rohingya refugee and host community conflict over resource use and poverty alleviation in Bangladesh

June 9

• Yu-Ching Shen

  • Municipal Mergers and River Water Quality Improvements

• Hinako Yano

  • Lit review survey experiments

June 2 12:15-14:45 (@E220 & Zoom)

• Xiaoyang Jin

  • Dialect consistency and corporate fraud

May 26 12:15-14:45 (@E220 & Zoom)

• Marina Gianntsos (Univ of Alberta)

  • Homeowner Preferences for Property-Level Flood Protection

• Hinako Yano

  • Review of Learning Rates

    • Cavallo, A., Cruces, G., and Perez-Truglia, R. (2017) ‘Inflation expectations, learning, and supermarket prices: Evidence from survey experiments’, American Economic Journal. Macroeconomics, 9(3), 1-35. DOI: 10.1257/mac.20150147.

    • Roth, C. and Wohlfart, J. (2018) “‘How Do Expectations about the Macroeconomy Affect Personal Expectations and Behavior?’, Review of Economics and Statstics. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3016052.

May 12 12:15-14:45 (@E220 & Zoom)

• Nonoyama, Yano, Ao

  • Haaland, I., Roth, C. and Wohlfart, J., 2023. Designing information provision experiments. Journal of economic literature, 61(1), pp.3-40

April 28 12:15-14:45 (@E220 & Zoom)

• Erika Christie Berle (Univ of Stavanger)

  • Erika Christie Berle and Tom Brokel, "What you read is what you see? Wind turbines in the German news."

• Kirara Honma

  • Kirara Honma, "Labor allocation, climate shocks, and child nutritional status: Evidence from rural Bangladesh."

April 21 12:15-14:45 (@E220 & Zoom)

• Hitomi Nakayama

  • Research proposal: Does social forestry contribute to income stability and sustainable forest usage? Evidence from Tombo village and Cibulao village

• Hinako Yano

  •  A review of "Englander, G. (Forthcoming) 'Information and Spillovers from Targeting Policy in Peru's Anchoveta Fishery,' American Economic Journal: Economic Policy."

April 7 13:15-14:45 (at E220)

• Guidance and progress sharing

Members 2022 AY

• Md. Habibur Rahman (JSPS PD Fellow)

• Ao Liu (D1)

• Kirara Honma (M2, currently exchanged to the University of Gottingen)

• Hitomi Nakayama (M2, currently exchanged to the IPB University, Indonesia)

• Sayeeda Tasmin (M1)

• Kyoka Asahina (B4)

• Shohei Nonoyama (B4)

• Rika Ozaki (B4)

• Soyoka Okamura (B4)

• Yu-Ching Shen (D1)

• Hinako Yano (B3)

• Yoh Takeo (B2)

March 10 12:00-14:45 (Lunch and at E220 and Zoom)

• Md. Habib Rahman "Oil palm and rubber-driven deforestation in Indonesia and Malaysia and efforts toward zero deforestation commitments"  

February 13 14:00-15:30 (at E220 and Zoom)

• Honor's thesis practice final defense

  • Kyoka Asahina, Econometric analysis on migration in Japan

  • Rika Ozaki, Carbon tax acceptance by revenue use in developing countries

  • Soyoka Okamura, Effects of environmental regulation on farmers and heterogeneity by the regulation cost: Evidence from sugarcane production in Thailand

  • Shohei Nonoyama, Does nudging about profit enhance forest owners' willingness to participate in a forest management program? Evidence from an RCT

December 23 13:15- (at E220 and Zoom)

• Hinako Yano

  • Bartoš, V., Bauer, M., Chytilová, J. and Matějka, F., 2016. Attention discrimination: Theory and field experiments with monitoring information acquisition. American Economic Review, 106(6), pp.1437-75.

  • Maćkowiak, B., Matějka, F. and Wiederholt, M., 2021. Rational inattention: A review.

December 9 13:15- (at E220 and Zoom)

• Habib Rahman

  • Systematic review on framed field experiments of community-based natural resource managements

December 2 13:15- (at E220 and Zoom)

• Ao Liu

  • Peer effects on Covid-19 Vaccine Uptake

November 25 13:15- (at E220 and Zoom)

• Progress reports by all members

November 11 13:15- (at E220 and Zoom)

• Honor's thesis mid-term presentation practice session (Kyoka, Shohei, Rika, Soyoka)

November 4 13:15- (at E220 and Zoom)

• Habib Rahman

  • Self-introduction and research plan

• Kirara Honma

  • Labor allocation and child nutrition (progress of master thesis)

October 14 13:00- (at E220 and Zoom)

• Hinako Yano

  • Farmers’ Behaviors and Adoptions of Environmental Sustainable Agricultural practices - A review of “Behavioural factors affecting the adoption of sustainable farming practices: a policy oriented review”

  • Dessart, F.J., Barreiro-Hurlé, J. and van Bavel, R., 2019. Behavioural factors affecting the adoption of sustainable farming practices: a policy-oriented review. European Review of Agricultural Economics.

September 28 16:30- (via Zoom)

• SEEPS Presentation Practice Session: Ao Liu, Sayeeda Tasmin, Shohei Nonoyama

September 16 16:45- (via Zoom)

• Yu-Ching Shen

August 26 13:30- (at E220 and Zoom)

• Hideki Shimada

August 18 13:00-14:15 (via Zoom)

• Ao Liu

  • Liu A. and Mitani Y. Peer's behavior or common shocks: Evidence from Covid-19 vaccine take-up.

August 5 14:00-15:30 (at E220 and Zoom)

• Kirara Honma

  • Calderon, A., Fouka, V. and Tabellini, M., 2021. Racial diversity and racial policy preferences: The Great Migration and civil rights (No. w28965). National Bureau of Economic Research.

July 29 13:45-15:15

• Shohei Nonoyama

  • Chabe-Ferret, S., Le Coent, P., Reynaud, A., Subervie, J. and Lepercq, D., 2019. Can we nudge farmers into saving water? Evidence from a randomised experiment. European Review of Agricultural Economics, 46(3), pp.393-416.

July 22 13:15-14:45 (at E220 and Zoom)

• Sayeeda Tasmin

  • Casey, K., 2018. Radical decentralization: does community-driven development work?. Annual Review of Economics, 10, pp.139-163.

July 8 13:15-14:45 (at E220 and Zoom)

• Ao Liu

  • Carlin, P., Dixon, B.E., Simon, K.I., Sullivan, R. and Wing, C., 2022. How Undervalued is the Covid-19 Vaccine? Evidence from Discrete Choice Experiments and VSL Benchmarks (No. w30118). National Bureau of Economic Research.

July 1 13:15-14:45 (at E220 and Zoom)

• Research proposal presentations (by Yoh Takeo, Yu-Ching Shen)

June 24 13:15-14:45 (at E220 and Zoom)

• Soyoka Okamura

  • Okamura and Miura, "Do farmers manage climate risk? Evidence from Zambia"

June 10 13:15-14:45 (at E220 and Zoom)

• Research abstract presentations (by Sayeeda, Ao, Shohei)

June 3 13:15-14:45 (at E220 and Zoom)

• Progress reports (by Soyoka, Shohei)

May 27 13:15-14:45 (at E220 and Zoom)

• Brief introduction of research interests (by Hinako)

• Progress reports (by Soyoka, Shohei, Yu-Ching)

May 13 13:15-14:45 (at E220 and Zoom)

• Shohei Nonoyama

  • Wallander, S., Ferraro, P. and Higgins, N., 2017. Addressing participant inattention in federal programs: a field experiment with the conservation reserve program. American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 99(4), pp.914-931

• Yu-Ching Shen

  • JSPS Proposal

May 6 13:15-14:45 (at E220 and Zoom)

• Brief introduction of research interests (by Kirara and Yoh)

• Yu-Ching Shen

  • Lipscomb, M. and Mobarak, A. M. 2017. Decentralization and pollution spillovers: Evidence from the re-drawing of county borders in Brazil, Review of Economic Studies, 84(1): 464-502.

April 22 13:15-14:45 (at E220 and Zoom)

• Brief introduction of research interestes (by Sayeeda, Soyoka, and Rika)

April 15 13:15-14:45 (at E220 and Zoom)

• Brief introduction of research interests (by Ao, Yu-Ching, Shohei, and Hitomi)

April 8 13:15- (via Zoom)

• Guidance on research ethics and academic writing etc.

Members 2021 AY

Masao Fukutomi (D3, JSPS Research Fellow DC1)

Ao Liu (M2)

Kirara Honma (M1)

Hitomi Nakayama (M1)

Mayu Tadachi (B4)

Kyoka Asahibna (B3)

Shohei Nonoyama (B3)

Rika Ozaki (B3)

Soyoka Okamura (B3)

Sayeeda Tasmin (Research student) 

March 18 13:15-14:45 (via Zoom)

• Yoh Takeo

  • Falk, A., Andre, P., Boneva, T. and Chopra, F., 2021. Fighting climate change: The role of norms, preferences, and moral values. CESifo Working Paper No 9175.

March 18 11:00-12:30 (via Zoom)

• Shohei Nonoyama

  • Palm-Forster, L.H. and Messer, K.D., 2021. Experimental and behavioral economics to inform agri-environmental programs and policies. In Handbook of Agricultural Economics (Vol. 5, pp. 4331-4406).

March 4 13:15-15:00 (via Zoom)

• Hitomi Nakayama

  • Burgess, R., Hansen, M., Olken, B.A., Potapov, P. and Sieber, S., 2012. The political economy of deforestation in the tropics. The Quarterly journal of economics, 127(4), pp.1707-1754.

February 24 13:15-15:00 (via Zoom)

• Soyoka Okamura

  • Sanders, N. & Barreca, A., "Adaptation to Environmental Change: Agriculture and the Unexpected Incidence of the Acid Rain Program," American Economic Journal: Economic Policy 2022, 14(1): 373-401.

February 10 14:15-15:30 (via Zoom)

• Mayu Tadachi

  • Misperception and fathers' parental leave-taking

February 4 13:15-14:45 (via Zoom)

• Ao Liu

  • Linking VSL and economic preferences with dynamically optimized sequential experimentation (DOSE) 

January 21 13:15-14:45 (via Zoom)

• Kirara Honma

  • Research proposal

December 24 12:15-14:45 (@E220 & Zoom)

• Lunch

• Mayu Tadachi

  • Misperception and fathers' parental leave-taking

December 10 12:15-13:15 (@Zoom)

• Masao Fukutomi

  • Ph D. Defense (Round 2)

December 3 13:15-14:45 (@E220 & Zoom)

• Masao Fukutomi

  • Ph D. Defense (Practice 1)

November 26 13:15-14:45 (@E220 & Zoom)

• Kirara Honma & Hitomi Nakayama

  • Proposal discussion 

• Soyoka Okamura

  • Survey design (network elicitation in Zambian villages)

November 19 13:15-14:45 @Zoom

• Rika Ozaki & Kyoka Asahina

  • Proposal discussions (Motivation & RQs)

November 5 13:15-14:45 (@E220 & Zoom)

• Soyoka Okamura & Shohei Nonoyama

  • Proposal discussions (Big picture RQs)

October 29 13:15-14:45 (@E220 & Zoom)

• Mayu Tadachi

  • Mid-term presentation (Misperception & parental leave take-up by fathers)

October 22 13:15-14:45

• Ao Liu

  • Master thesis proposal on VSL

October 15 13:00-14:30

• Gauidance

  • Research ethics (JSPS), Writing economics (Harvard)

September 24 13:00-14:30

• Mayu Tadachi

  • Bursztyn, L. & Yang, D. Y. (2021). Misperceptions about others. NBER WP No. w29168.

September 10 13:00-14:30

• Kirara Honma

  • The effect of ethnic diversity on voting behavior: Evidence from Zambia

August 13 13:00-14:30

• Soyoka Okamura

  • Banerjee et al. (2021). Selecting the most effective nudge: Evidence from a large-scale experiment on immunization. NBER WP No. 28726.

August 11 13:00-14:30

• Masao Fukutomi

  • Müller, D. (2019). The anatomy of distributional preferences with group identity. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, 166, 785-807.

July 16 13:15-14:45

• Mayu Tadachi

  • Research proposal (2nd try)

• Hitomi Nakayama

  • Leone, M. (2019). Women as decision makers in community forest management: Evidence from Nepal. Journal of Development Economics, 138, 180-191.

July 2 13:15-15:30

• Ao Liu

  • Herrera-Araujo, D., & Rochaix, L. (2020). Does the Value per Statistical Life vary with age or baseline health? Evidence from a compensating wage study in France. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 103, 102338.

• Mayu Tadachi

  • Babcock, L., Recalde, M. P., Vesterlund, L., & Weingart, L. (2017). Gender differences in accepting and receiving requests for tasks with low promotability. American Economic Review, 107(3), 714-47.

June 4 13:15-14:45

• Kirara Honma

  • Tonini, S. and Zhang, P. (2020) Ethnic diversity and labour market outcomes: Evidence from post-apartheid South Africa, working paper.

May 28 13:15-14:30

• Hitomi Nakayama

  • Lundberg, S., Pollak, R.A., and Stearns, J. (2016) Family Inequality: Diverging Patterns in Marriage, Cohabitation, and Childbearing, Journal of Economic Perspectives 30 (2): 79-102.

May 22 13:15-14:30

• Mayu Tadachi

  • Juhn, C. and McCue, K. (2017) Specialization Then and Now: Marriage, Children, and the Gender Earnings Gap across Cohorts, Journal of Economic Perspectives 31 (1): 183-204.

May 7 13:15-14:45

• Ao Liu

  • JSPS Proposal (1st round)

• Soyoka Okamura

  • Greenstone & Hanna (2014) Environmental regulations, air and water pollution, and infant mortality in India, Ammerican Economic Review 104 (10), 3038-3072.

April 30 13:15-14:45

• Hitomi Nakayama

  • Gender norm in informal care provision

• Mayu Tadachi

  • Research proposals (1st round)

April 24 13:15-14:45

• Kirara Honma

  • Ethno-Linguistic Fractionalization & Crossing Party Lines in Zambia

• Yohei Mitani

  • Is PD still a dilemma for Japanese rural villagers?

April 16 13:15-14:00

• Guidance

  • Research ethics (JSPS); Writing Economics (Harvard) 

Members 2020

Hideki Shimada (D3, JSPS Research Fellow DC2)

Masao Fukutomi (D2, JSPS Research Fellow DC1)

Naoya Yukizaki (M2)

Ao Liu (M1)

Kirara Honma (B4) 

Hitomi Nakayama (B4) 

Satoshi Terai (B4)

March 26 13:00-16:00

• Okamura-Nakayama-Honma-Liu

  • Stata do file coding exercises (supervised by H. Shimada) 

March 12 13:00-14:30

• Hideki Shimada

  • Lewbel, A. (2019). The identification zoo: Meanings of identification in econometrics. Journal of Economic Literature, 57(4), 835-903.February 12 13:00-15:30

February 12 13:00-15:30

• Honma-Terai-Nakayama

  • Honor's thesis defenses 

February  5 13:00-14:30

• Yukizaki

  • Master thesis defence 

January 8 13:00-14:30

• Ao Liu

  • Chang et al (2018), "Something in the air: pollusion and the demand for health insurance," RES 85: 1609-1634 

December 18 12:15-14:30

• Masao Fukutomi

  • Fukutomi and Mitani, "Being in a group, no guilty feelings anymore for the opponent"

December 11 12:15-14:30

• Hideki Shimada

  • Econometric analysis of social interactions and economic incentives in conservation schemes    

November 13 12:15-13:30

• Satoshi Terai

  • Bonsang and Dohmen (2015), "Risk attitude and cognitive aging," JEBO 112: 112-126    

November 6 13:00-14:30

• Yukizaki Naoya

  • Research proposal    

• Hideki Shimada

  • Short talk slide

October 30 12:15-14:45

• Masao Fukutomi

  • Schildberg-Hörisch, Hannah. "Are risk preferences stable?." Journal of Economic Perspectives 32.2 (2018): 135-54.    

• Terai-Nakayama-Honma

  • Honor's thesis midterm presentations

October 23 12:15-14:45

• Hitomi Nakayama & Satoshi Terai

  • JSTAR Literature Review

• Hideki Shimada

  • Research summary presentation

October 2 Hitomi Nakayama

• JLPS

September 25 Hideki Shimada

• Shimada "Do monetary rewards for spatial coordination enhance participation in a forest incentive program?"

September 11 Satoshi Terai

• JSTAR

July 31 Fukutomi Masao

• Hossain, Tanjim, and Ryo Okui. (2013) "The binarized scoring rule." Review of Economic Studies 80.3 : 984-1001.  

July 31 Honma Kirara

• Casey, Katherine. (2015) "Crossing party lines: The effects of information on redistributive politics." American Economic Review 105.8 : 2410-48.  

July 24 Terai Satoshi

• Dohmen, Thomas, et al. (2011) "Individual risk attitudes: Measurement, determinants, and behavioral consequences." Journal of the European Economic Association 9.3 : 522-550.  

July 24 Nakayama Hitomi

• Bursztyn, Leonardo, Alessandra L. González, and David Yanagizawa-Drott. (2020) "Misperceived social norms: Women working outside the home in saudi arabia." American Economic Review .  

July 17 Hideki Shimada

• Banerjee, Abhijit, et al. (2014) "Using gossips to spread information: theory and evidence from a randomized controlled trial." QJE.  

July 3 Ao Liu

• Viscusi, W. Kip, and Joseph E. Aldy. (2003)  "The value of a statistical life: a critical review of market estimates throughout the world." Journal of risk and uncertainty 27.1 : 5-76.  

June 12&19 Terai Satoshi

• Weber, Elke U., Ann‐Renee Blais, and Nancy E. Betz. (2002) "A domain‐specific risk‐attitude scale: Measuring risk perceptions and risk behaviors." Journal of behavioral decision making 15.4: 263-290.  

June 5 Honma Kirara

• Afridi, Farzana, Sherry Xin Li, and Yufei Ren. (2015) "Social identity and inequality: The impact of China's hukou system." Journal of Public Economics 123: 17-29.  

May 22&28 Nakayama Hitomi

• Bordalo, Pedro, et al. (2019) "Beliefs about gender." American Economic Review 109.3: 739-73.  

May 15 Yohei Mitani

• Paul Niehaus "Doing research"

• JSPS "For the sound development of science" + research ethics

Members 2019

Hideki Shimada (D2)

Masao Fukutomi (D1)

Takuro Metoki (M2)

Naoya Yukizaki (M1)

Yuto Ando (B4)

Rio Takayasu (B4)

Yuta Uesawa (B4)

Past Supervision

• Takuro Metoki (MA, 2020) Social capital

• Yuto Ando (BA, 2020) Time preference; Aging

• Rio Takayasu (BA, 2020) Risk preference

• Yuta Uesawa (BA, 2020) Nudge

• Kohei Suzuki (MA, 2014; Ph.D, 2017) Private land conservation; Coordination games

  • JSPS Research Fellow DC2 2015-2017

  • First placement: Boston consulting

• Kana Moriyama (MA, 2015) Field experiment

• Katsuma Miyamoto (BA, 2013) Wildfire

July 23: Literature Review

Stoddard, O. and Leibbrandt, A. (2014) "An experimental study on the relevance and scope of nationality as a coordination device," Economic Inquiry

Cinyabuguma, M., Page, T., and Putterman, L. (2005) "Cooperation under the threat of expulsion in a public goods experiment," Journal of Public Economics 89: 1421-1435.

Dugar, S. (2010) "Nonmonetary sanctions and rewards in an experimental coordination game," Journal of Economics Behavior and Organization 73: 377-386.

Solow, J. and Kirkwood, N. (2002) "Group identity and gender in public goods experiments," Journal of Economics Behavior and Organization 48: 403-412.

Maier-Rigaud, F.P., Martinsson, P., and Staffiero, G. (2010) "Ostracism and the provision of a public good: experimental evidence," Journal of Economics Behavior and Organization 73: 387-395.

July 28: Literature Review

Cardenas, J. C. and Carpenter, J. (2008) "Behavioral development economics: Lessons from field labs in the developing world," Journal of Development Studies 44:311-338.

Whitt, S. and Wilson, R.K. (2007) "The dictator game, fairness and ethnicity in Postwar Bosnia," American Journal of Political Science 51(3):655-668.

Cardneas, J-C. (2003) "Real wealth and experimental cooperation: experiments in the field lab," Journal of Development Economics 70(2): 263-289.

Bahry, D.L. and Wilson, R.K. (2006) "Confusion or fairness in the field? Rejections in the ultimatum game under the strategy method," Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 60(1):37-54.

Henrich, J. et al. (2001) "In search of homo economics: Behavioral experiments in 15 small-scale societies," American Economic Review P&P 91(2): 73-78.

Velez, M. A. et al. (2009) "What motivates common pool resource users? Experimental evidence from the field," Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 70: 485-497.

Krupka, E. L. and Weber, R. A. (2013) "Identifying social norms using coordination games: Why does dictator game sharing vary?" Journal of the European Economic Association 11(3): 495-524.

Chen, Y. and Li, X. S. (2009) "Group identity and social preferences," American Economic Review 99(1): 431-457.