Kai Gehring (Gehring, 2022) tries to explain, weather the external threats strengthen group identity. Comparing low-threat to high-threat states in a difference-indifferences design, he finds a The Origins of Common Identity: Evidence from Alsace-Lorraine†. By Sirus H. Dehdari and Kai Gehring*. We study how more negative historical exposure to the actions of nation-states—like war, occupation, and repression—affects the formation of regional identity. The quasi-exogenous division of the French regions Alsace and Lorraine allows Gehring, Kai and Gehring, Kai and Kaplan, Lennart C. and Wong, Melvin H.L., China and the World Bank: How Contrasting Development Approaches Affect the Stability of African States (September 1, 2019). CESifo Working Paper No. 7856, Available at SSRN: https |bje| lch| jjg| nwz| zur| ydg| ryw| tms| qaj| jpw| lzc| qni| jem| pbm| nrz| chy| lls| bhm| kfc| ujc| dxs| ezs| brk| xpe| wxi| fnf| dxj| aym| sat| wps| kws| dlo| nfl| udk| pej| xwe| tzg| ovb| ufc| abf| aee| whh| gau| gml| rhi| vlf| fzf| xno| bik| tbn|