The parallel pandemic of domestic violence in Uganda: is the lockdown to blame?

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socioeconomic

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CleTri

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Cen

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OSF

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In this project, we seek to understand the relationship between temporary male job loss and intimate partner violence against women in Uganda. We will use the implementation of COVID-19 containment measure as source of exogenous variation in male occupational status to understand the relationship of interest

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