Replication Data for: Sheely, Ryan. 2015. “Mobilization, Participatory Planning Institutions, and Elite Capture”.

Replication Data for: Sheely, Ryan. 2015. “Mobilization, Participatory Planning Institutions, and Elite Capture”. World Development 67. This paper examines the linkage between mobilization and elite capture in participatory institutions using a randomized experiment in Kenya. In the treatment group, an environmental organization mobilized individuals to attend a participatory local government planning meeting. Mobilization had a large and significant effect on citizen participation. Despite this effect, mobilization did not lead to increased adoption of either the organization’s preferred projects or the projects requested by citizens. Instead, the intervention changes the type of discrepancies observed in final allocations, indicating that elite control over planning institutions can adapt to increased mobilization and participation.

复现数据集：源自Ryan Sheely于2015年发表于《世界发展》(World Development)第67卷的论文《动员、参与式规划制度（Participatory Planning Institutions）与精英俘获（Elite Capture）》。该论文借助肯尼亚的一项随机对照试验（randomized experiment），探讨参与式规划制度框架下动员行为与精英俘获之间的关联机制。在实验组中，某环保组织动员民众参与一场地方政府参与式规划会议。动员举措对民众参与度产生了幅度可观且统计显著的影响。尽管取得了上述参与提升效果，动员举措并未促使该组织偏好的项目或是民众诉求的项目获得更多采纳。反而，该干预措施改变了最终项目分配中观测到的差异类型，这表明精英对规划制度的管控能够适配动员程度与民众参与度的提升。