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Michael Kevane

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Santa Clara University

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Leavey School of Business

Markkula Center for Applied Ethics

Michael Kevane is currently serving as a Leavey School Of Business Professor at Santa Clara University.

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economics burkina faso reading research gender studies african american studies library science agricultural economics economic development gender inequality african development african economy rural economies african studies child literacy western sudan development economics library management african political economy public libraries economic inequality world development agrarian change african identity electronic library rural sociology women's rights african diaspora information science gender disparities socio-economic development rural community libraries rural africa land tenure economic growth agricultural policy social inequality entrepreneurship academic librarianship information technology research library machine vision behavioral research agrarian political economy labor force trend gendered context societal influence scholarly communication bibliometrics digital culture information access land redistribution drought resilience rural development mining industry uneven development feminist economics facial expression recognition facial recognition system behavior analysis facial reconstruction face detection regional science human development family policy intergenerational equity intergenerational relations female entrepreneurs poverty alleviation microenterprise lending agrarian structure agricultural practice time allocation social safety nets critical review sub-saharan africa local politics african economic development socioeconomics

Notable Scholarly Works

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Women and the Economy. African Studies (2024)

Michael Kevane

economicssociologywomen's studiessocial sciencessocioeconomicsgender inequality

Women-Led Small- and Medium-Sized Enterprises During Covid-19: Examining Barriers and Opportunities. Feminist Economics (2024)

Michael KevaneAishwarya Lakshmi RatanDiva Dhar

feminist economicscovid-19economicsexamining barriersmedium-sized enterprises

Effects of Education on Political Engagement in Rural Burkina Faso. World Development (2023)

Elodie DjemaïMichael Kevane

community engagementrural educationpolitical science researchpolitical scienceeducationrural burkina fasopolitical engagementworld development

Improving Reverse Correlation Analysis of Faces: Diagnostics of Order Effects, Runs, Rater Agreement, and Image Pairs. Behavior Research Methods (2021)

Michael KevaneBirgit Koopmann-Holm

behavioral researchimage pairsbiostatisticsmachine visionimage analysisrater agreementcomputer visionface detectionbehavioral sciencesreverse correlation analysisfacial recognition systembehavior analysisfacial reconstructionbiometricspattern recognitionexperimental psychologypsychologyorder effectsfacial expression recognition

The Effects of an “Urban Village” Planning and Zoning Strategy in San Jose, California. Regional Science and Urban Economics (2021)

C.J. GabbeMichael KevaneWilliam A. Sundstrom

regional scienceurban villageurban economicsurban planning

Suad M. E. Musa. Hawks Doves in Sudan's Armed Conflict: Al-Hakkamat Baggara Women of Darfur. Rochester: James Currey Eastern Africa Series, 2018. 237 Pages. $80.00. Cloth. Isbn: 9781847011756.. African Studies Review (2020)

Michael Kevane

indigenous studiesafrican identityafrican political economypeace researcheastern africa seriesconflict studiessecurity studiesmiddle eastern studiesasian studiesindigenous peopleshistorycolonialismarmed conflicteast asian studiesal-hakkamat baggara womenafrican studiesconflictafrican diasporaanthropology

Reading Fiction and Economic Preferences of Rural Youth in Burkina Faso. Economic Development and Cultural Change (2018)

Michael Kevane

economic preferencesrural youthliteratureeconomic developmentcultural changeburkina faso

Replication Data for: Reading Fiction and Economic Preferences of Rural Youth in Burkina Faso. Harvard Dataverse (2018)

Michael Kevane

economic preferencesrural youtheconomicsdemographyliteraturerural economiesreading researchreading fictionburkina faso

Replication Data for: Reading Fiction and Economic Preferences of Rural Youth in Burkina Faso Fig 2 Bar Reading.Eps. Harvard Dataverse (2018)

Michael Kevane

economic preferencesrural youthchild literacyliteraturereading researchreading fictionburkina faso

Replication Data for: Reading Fiction and Economic Preferences of Rural Youth in Burkina Faso Main Replication Burkina Reading Jtl-Edcc.Do. Harvard Dataverse (2018)

Michael Kevane

economic preferencesrural youthchild literacyeconomicsliteraturereading researchreading fiction

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Michael Kevane

Professor

Santa Clara University

Affiliations

Leavey School of Business

Markkula Center for Applied Ethics

Michael Kevane is currently serving as a Leavey School Of Business Professor at Santa Clara University.

Honors

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Santa Clara University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Women and the Economy. African Studies (2024)

Michael Kevane

economicssociologywomen's studiessocial sciencessocioeconomicsgender inequality

Women-Led Small- and Medium-Sized Enterprises During Covid-19: Examining Barriers and Opportunities. Feminist Economics (2024)

Michael KevaneAishwarya Lakshmi RatanDiva Dhar

feminist economicscovid-19economicsexamining barriersmedium-sized enterprises

Effects of Education on Political Engagement in Rural Burkina Faso. World Development (2023)

Elodie DjemaïMichael Kevane

community engagementrural educationpolitical science researchpolitical scienceeducationrural burkina fasopolitical engagementworld development

Improving Reverse Correlation Analysis of Faces: Diagnostics of Order Effects, Runs, Rater Agreement, and Image Pairs. Behavior Research Methods (2021)

Michael KevaneBirgit Koopmann-Holm

The Effects of an “Urban Village” Planning and Zoning Strategy in San Jose, California. Regional Science and Urban Economics (2021)

C.J. GabbeMichael KevaneWilliam A. Sundstrom

regional scienceurban villageurban economicsurban planning

Michael Kevane

Reading Fiction and Economic Preferences of Rural Youth in Burkina Faso. Economic Development and Cultural Change (2018)

Michael Kevane

economic preferencesrural youthliteratureeconomic developmentcultural changeburkina faso

Replication Data for: Reading Fiction and Economic Preferences of Rural Youth in Burkina Faso. Harvard Dataverse (2018)

Michael Kevane

economic preferencesrural youtheconomicsdemographyliteraturerural economiesreading researchreading fictionburkina faso

Replication Data for: Reading Fiction and Economic Preferences of Rural Youth in Burkina Faso Fig 2 Bar Reading.Eps. Harvard Dataverse (2018)

Michael Kevane

economic preferencesrural youthchild literacyliteraturereading researchreading fictionburkina faso

Replication Data for: Reading Fiction and Economic Preferences of Rural Youth in Burkina Faso Main Replication Burkina Reading Jtl-Edcc.Do. Harvard Dataverse (2018)

Michael Kevane

economic preferencesrural youthchild literacyeconomicsliteraturereading researchreading fiction

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