All publications that use NEEMSIS data are listed below. Each reference includes a link to the open-access version on HAL when available, and a link to the publisher’s webpage via the DOI.
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Ongoing research
Submitted:
- Girollet, D., & Natal, A. How personality traits and social identity shape interpersonal networks of poor people? A case study in South India.
- Mouchel, M. Interpersonal networks and individual employment trajectories in rural South India.
- Natal, A. The Invisible Household Debt in the Global South: Evidence from India.
- Natal, A. Tangled Up in Debt: Household Debt Trap and Its Effects on Spending in Rural India.
- Natal, A., & Girollet, D. Social Proximity and Loan Termes: Evidence from Informal Credit Markets in Rural India.
- Natal, A., & Nordman, C. J. She Works Hard for the Money: Debt Burden and Labour Supply in India.
Ongoing:
- Ahmed, M. Evaluating the Impact of Microfinance on Women’s Economic Empowerment in India.
- Awasthi, V. Determinants and Economic Outcomes of Trust: Evidence from India.
- Di Santolo, M., & Natal, A. How intra-household inequality affect individuals’ indebtedness? Evidence from rural South India.
- Di Santolo, M., & Nordman, C. J. Empowerment or Burden? Rethinking the Role of Financial Decision-Making Power.
- Mouchel, C. & Nordman, C. J. Caste Inequalities through the Lens of Social Capital.
- Mouchel, C. La centralité des intermédiaires d’emploi pour les emplois journaliers des basses castes.
- Natal, A. Is There an Household or Individual Debt Trap? Evidence from Rural India.
- Natal, A., & Nordman, C. J. Unveiling Inequalities in Rural South India: Household Income and Wealth Imbalances Between 2010 and 2026.
- Singh, R. K. Social Networks and Household Economic Behaviour in rural Southern India.
Lists updated on: April 13, 2026.

