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This paper explores the relationship between ethnic fractionalization and social capital between 1990-2005. First, using data from 1990, 1997 and 2005 we test for time differences in the impact of ethnic fractionalization on social capital. Subsequently, we examine U.S. data for evidence consistent with the proposed outcomes in the conflict, contact, or hunker-down theses discussed in Putnam (2007). Putnam (2007) examines what happens to “trust" or “social capital" when individuals of different ethnicity are introduced into social, political and/or economic groups over time. Using an instrumental variable (IV) estimator, we find little evidence of heterogeneity in the impact of ethnic fractionalization on social capital over our period of analysis. In addition, using both fixed effect and IV estimators, we reject the contact hypothesis, but find evidence consistent with the outcomes predicted in both the conflict hypothesis and Putnam’s hunker-down hypothesis, in inter-ethnic relations. Due to data limitations, we are unable to test directly which of these two thesis are more relevant for the U.S experience. However, we provide suggestive evidence in support of the conflict hypothesis over the hunker-down hypothesis. Our results suggest that between 1990-2005, as communities in the U.S became more diverse, there was a tendency for social capital to decline.

This is dissertation.tex, to be compiled with latex2e. (16 April 2012)

An example flowchart using Tikz/PGF.

Modelo de trabalho acadêmico para IFCE baseado em: Modelo de Trabalho Acadêmico UFC (autores: Ednardo Moreira Rodrigues; Alan Batista de Oliveira)

On 6 October 2020 Sir Roger Penrose, Reinhard Genzel and Andrea Ghez were jointly awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for their work on black holes. Among Professor Penrose’s many contributions to mathematical physics is his work on a form of aperiodic tiling which bears his name: Penrose tiling. Using the LaTeX package penrose Overleaf created this LaTeX template project as our tribute to Professor Penrose on his award of a Nobel Prize and for anyone wishing to explore the fascinating and beautiful patterns created by Penrose tilings.

For students in MATH 4343, modified template based on those of Dana Ernst and TJ Hitchman, used with permission.

This is a very basic template for mathematical presentations using LaTeX and beamer, aimed at University of Edinburgh students on the Honours Analysis course 2017-2018, for their "Skills" presentations.

Beamerposter Template based on Jacobs Landscape Poster and Masaryk University's Fibeamer Theme

Based upon the earlier template by Giampiero Salvi. Updated 2021-02-12