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David Evans

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Psychology Today blogger. Emmy Award (shared) for writing on "The Monkees"; Two "Outstanding Case of the Year Awards", Los Angeles County Court.
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Making schools safe: Ministerial taskforce renews commitment to end violence in and around schools | Global Partnership for Education

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By David Evans, Jo Bourne, Judith Herbertson
| Global Partnership for Education
Making schools safe: Ministerial taskforce renews commitment to end violence in and around schools Can schools be truly safe for every child? A new global push says yes. Education leaders are turning commitments into action to end violence in and around schools, with a focus on the most vulnerable. Backed by strong partnerships, this growing movement is working to make safe, inclusive learning a reality worldwide. Members of the Ministerial Taskforce.
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Beyond inclusion

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By David Evans, Caroline Garcia
| The Presbyterian Outlook
“Do I really want to be integrated into a burning house?” In his 1963 book The Fire Next Time, James Baldwin asked this question in the context of an America that was on fire over desegregation mandates. The question reflected African Americans’ concerns about the meaning of racial integration in 1962, eight years after the U.S. Supreme Court declared racial segregation unconstitutional and then mandated desegregation of the public school system.
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Efficiency, Insurance, and Redistribution Effects of Government Policies

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By Anmol Bhandari, David Evans, Mikhail Golosov
| National Bureau of Economic Research
We thank Casey Mulligan, Eduardo Dávila, Axelle Ferriere, Harald Uhlig, Nicolas Werquin, and especially Guido Lorenzoni and Elisa Rubbo, as well as participants at various conferences for discussions and comments, and Leo Aparisi De Lannoy, Jiawei Fan and Karan Jain for excellent research assistance. Bhandari, Evans, and Golosov thank the NSF for support (grant #36354.00.00.00).
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