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Mendoza, A., (2021). Terrorist Actions and Evangelicalism in Peru [Université Toulouse I - Capitole]. https://renati.sunedu.gob.pe/handle/sunedu/3123973
Mendoza, A., Terrorist Actions and Evangelicalism in Peru []. FR: Université Toulouse I - Capitole; 2021. https://renati.sunedu.gob.pe/handle/sunedu/3123973
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title = "Terrorist Actions and Evangelicalism in Peru",
author = "Mendoza Calderón, Augusto Noel",
publisher = "Université Toulouse I - Capitole",
year = "2021"
}
Title: Terrorist Actions and Evangelicalism in Peru
Other Titles: Acciones terroristas y el movimiento evangélico en el Perú
Authors(s): Mendoza Calderón, Augusto Noel
Advisor(s): Saleh, Mohamed
Keywords: Terrorismo - Perú; Sendero Luminoso; Terrorismo de Estado; Movimientos religiosos; Evangelicalismo
OCDE field: https://purl.org/pe-repo/ocde/ford#5.04.00
Issue Date: Sep-2021
Institution: Université Toulouse I - Capitole
Abstract: Esta investigación estudia cómo las acciones terroristas de 1980-2000 condujeron al aumento de la afiliación al movimiento evangélico en el Perú. Para ello, utilizo tres censos nacionales y las bases de datos de los registros de muertes por acciones terroristas perpetradas por Sendero Luminoso y las fuerzas militares elaborada por la Comisión de la Verdad y Reconciliación (CVR). Mi metodología es diferencias-en-diferencias que explota la variación a través del tiempo y el espacio en la intensidad de la exposición de los asesinatos terroristas. Mis resultados sugieren que el evangelismo aumentó en un 10.8-11.1 puntos porcentuales más en los distritos con mayores registros de muertes por las fuerzas militares y Sendero Luminoso en comparación con los distritos de menores registros de muertes. Esos aumentos representan 148-171% en relación con los niveles de referencia. Finalmente, esta investigación da cuenta que el incremento del número de iglesias evangélicas no sería un factor que explicaría estos resultados, mientras que los migrantes que vivieron en tales zonas de alto nivel de muerte por acciones terroristas fueron más probables de afiliarse al evangelismo, mientras que lo mismo no sucedió para los no migrantes.
This paper studies how terrorist events leads to the increase of evangelical religious a liation in Peru. To do so, I use three cross-sectional Peruvian censuses and a detailed administrative terrorist fatalities data set. I employ di erence-in-di erence approach that exploits variation across time and space in the intensity of violence exposure to the terrorist events. I di erentiate State and non-State terrorism. The capture of a terrorist leader engendered a sudden decrease in terrorist violence, which allows for a speci c discontinuity. My results suggest Evangelicalism increased by 10.8 percentage points more in high-death districts compared to low-death districts, and this increase accounts for almost 150 percent relative to baseline levels. I explore supply and demand mechanisms and nd that the former (number of Evangelical churches) may not explain the rise of Evangelicalism, whereas migration may be the driver of the results, which is associated with the theory of recognition. This theory argues that Evangelicals seek to be acknowledged by the society and this usually happens for the group of non-settler individuals.
This paper studies how terrorist events leads to the increase of evangelical religious a liation in Peru. To do so, I use three cross-sectional Peruvian censuses and a detailed administrative terrorist fatalities data set. I employ di erence-in-di erence approach that exploits variation across time and space in the intensity of violence exposure to the terrorist events. I di erentiate State and non-State terrorism. The capture of a terrorist leader engendered a sudden decrease in terrorist violence, which allows for a speci c discontinuity. My results suggest Evangelicalism increased by 10.8 percentage points more in high-death districts compared to low-death districts, and this increase accounts for almost 150 percent relative to baseline levels. I explore supply and demand mechanisms and nd that the former (number of Evangelical churches) may not explain the rise of Evangelicalism, whereas migration may be the driver of the results, which is associated with the theory of recognition. This theory argues that Evangelicals seek to be acknowledged by the society and this usually happens for the group of non-settler individuals.
Link to repository: https://renati.sunedu.gob.pe/handle/sunedu/3123973
Discipline: Política Pública y Desarrollo
Grade or title grantor: Université Toulouse I - Capitole
Grade or title: Máster en Derecho, Economía, Gestión. Mención: Economía
Register date: 22-Apr-2022
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