In: Oxford studies in democratization
'Segmented Representation' presents a new analytical framework to understand how democratic representation and social inequality interact. This has implications for the quality of democracy, for redistributive outcomes, and for party system change and survival.
In: Oxford Studies in Democratization Ser.
Segmented Representation presents a new analytical framework to understand how democratic representation and social inequality interact. This has implications for the quality of democracy, for redistributive outcomes, and for party system change and survival.
In: Oxford studies in democratization
'Segmented Representation' presents a new analytical framework to understand how democratic representation and social inequality interact. This has implications for the quality of democracy, for redistributive outcomes, and for party system change and survival.
In: Oxford studies in democratization
Includes bibliographical references
World Affairs Online
Oxford University Press
xxv, 374
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