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Rationality, science and moral knowledge by Thornback, Kate

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Group lending with peer selection and moral hazard by Hernandez, Manuel A., Liu, Yanyan, Gan, Li

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Teams with moral hazard and non-verifiable quality assessment by Saak, Alexander E.

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Traceability in a supply chain with repeated moral hazard by Saak, Alexander E.

“…In this paper we study the decision to adopt a traceability system in a supply chain with repeated upstream and downstream moral hazard and imperfect consumer monitoring. In deciding whether to maintain information regarding product origin, firms face a trade-off. …”
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The moral basis for conservation - reflections on Dickman et al. by Sheil, Douglas, Cohen, Jane, Colfer, Carol, Price, David, Puri, Rajindra, Ruíz Pérez, Manuel, Sugandi, Yulia, Vedeld, Pål, Wollenberg, Eva Karoline, Yasmi, Yurdi

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(agri)Environmental contracts, dynamic inconsistencies and moral hazard by Diakoulakis, Georgios N.

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The moral economy behind the commoditisation of camel milk in northern Kenya by Mohamed, Tahira Shariff

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The moral economy behind the commoditisation of camel milk in northern Kenya by Mohamed, Tahira Shariff, Nori, Michele

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The famines in Gaza and other conflict areas are a moral failure by Osendarp, Saskia, Haddad, Lawrence, Fabrizio, Cecilia, Andridge, Caroline, Black, Robert E., Brown, Molly E., Bryan, Elizabeth, Campbell, Bruce M., D'Alimonte, Mary, Fanzo, Jessica, Headey, Derek D., Heidkamp, Rebecca, McCarter, Abbe, Menon, Purnima, Michaux, Kristina, Nordhagen, Stella, Silva, Lais Miachon, Verstraeten, Roosmarijn, Bhutta, Zulfiqar A.

“…Widespread starvation is deliberately used as a weapon of war,10 at a scale that we never thought possible. It is a moral failure that in 2025 more than 1·2 million people are living in Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) phase 5 (catastrophe) famine conditions—the most extreme food insecurity level according to the gold-standard IPC. …”
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Study: Gender & the Moral Economy of Sweetpotato Vines in Lake Zone, Tanzania by McEwan, Margaret

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A moral economy of water: Charity wells in Egypt's Nile delta by ElDidi, Hagar, Corbera, Esteve

“…They stem from certain moral ideologies concerning religion, property and reciprocity, and while they do greatly enhance access to water, it is with varying degrees, limitations and remaining access discrepancies. …”
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Etik och moral inom ridsporten : med fokus på fälttävlan by Göransdotter, Elin

“…We can do this by seeking knowledge and applying equitation science and research of security around eventing and so on and by reflecting on ethical considerations of where the limit goes for when the use of horses for eventing cannot be morally acceptable. …”

Etik inom Djursjukvården by Nilsson, Emma, Hellqvist, Tinnie

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Pathways to resilience: moral economy, poverty reduction and social protection in the Horn of Africa by Mohamed, Tahira Shariff

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Propagación de Frutales menores no tradicionales, grosella y zarzaparrilla, en Laguna Morales

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Picture-based insurance: Is it sustainable? Effects on willingness to pay, adverse selection, and moral hazard by Kramer, Berber, Ceballos, Francisco, Krupoff, Matthew, Toor, Mann S., Mishra, Azad, Karekar, Siddesh, Robles, Miguel

“…This project note hence describes to what extent picture-based crop insurance is viable from an economic point of view, addressing the following questions: (1) Do farmers strategically reduce crop management efforts (that is, does PBI induce moral hazard) and is there evidence of tampering with pictures in order to receive pay-outs when they have PBI coverage? …”
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Moral hazard and adverse selection effects of cost-of-production crop insurance: evidence from the Philippines by He, Juan, Zheng, Xiaoyong, Rejesus, Roderick M., Yorobe, Jose M.

“…This article examines the moral hazard and adverse selection effects of cost‐of‐production (COP) crop insurance products. …”
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From uncertainty to precarity: moral economy practices among the Somali community in Kakuma refugee camp by Mohamed, Bashir, Derbyshire, Samuel F.

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Why social protection programmes should learn from local solidarities and moral economy practices by Mohamed, Tahira Shariff

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Pathways to resilient livelihoods: Lesson from social protection and moral economy perspective in East Africa's Drylands by Mohamed, Tahira Shariff

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