Editor’s Note: In June 2015, the Stanford Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society hosted its second Junior Scholars Forum. The following article covers a not-yet-published research paper presented there. To learn more about the research, readers can contact the paper's author, Gregory S. Schober ([email protected] duke.edu). Over the past 20 years, conditional cash transfer (CCT) programs have become a common form of economic and social policy in many parts of the developing world. Most…

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