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brief 53: fostering inclusionary behavior towards syrian refugees through perspective-taking: evidence from the united states brief 52: election observers and perceptions of electoral credibility: evidence from tunisia brief 51: does information technology improve public service delivery? lessons from uganda brief 50: the effect of information on vote choice and turnout in uganda brief 49: information technology and political engagement in uganda brief 48: strengthening local political accountability through information in uganda brief 46: measuring social support during counterinsurgency in colombia brief 45: the effect of informing voters about incu*bent malfeasance in brazil brief 44: examining ethnicity-based voting under high & low information settings in benin egap is a cross-disciplinary network of researchers and practitioners that is united by a focus on experimental research and is dedicated to generating and disseminating rigorous evidence on topics of governance, politics, and institutions. we seek to forge partnerships between researchers and practitioners committed to understanding the politics of global development, advance evidence-based policy making, and improve the quality of empirical research in the social sciences.. brief 52: election observers and perceptions of electoral credibility: evidence from tunisia. brief 52: election observers and perceptions of electoral credibility: evidence from tunisia. the researchers embedded their experiments in large-scale, nationally representative surveys and randomly varied the information received by. brief 51: does information technology improve public service delivery? lessons from uganda. brief 51: does information technology improve public service delivery? lessons from uganda. the authors implement a randomized field experiment to test whether a text message-based ict program – u-bridge – improves local. brief 50: the effect of information on vote choice and turnout in uganda.