Combatiendo la violencia de género a través de políticas públicas conductuales: alcances y limitaciones
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gender violence, nudge, public policy, libertarian paternalism, behavioral economics, boosts, shoves, education Violencia de género, pequeños empujones, políticas públicas, paternalismo libertario, economía conductual, estímulos, empujones, educación
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