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The desperate radicalism of Orwell’s 1984: Power, socialism, and utopia in dystopian times
by Cole, Matthew B. Material type:  Book; Format:
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Domesticity and political participation: At home with the Jacobin women
by Berges, Sandrine. Material type: Book; Format:
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Freedom and the machine: Technological criticisms in Adam Smith’s thought
by Bunn, Philip D. Material type: Book; Format:
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Interbranch warfare: Senate amending process and restrictive house rules
by Madonna Anthony J. and Williamson, Ryan D. Material type: Book; Format:
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Policy Influence of Delegates in Authoritarian Legislatures: Evidence from China
by Liu, Dongshu. Material type: Book; Format:
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Policy influence of delegates in authoritarian legislatures: Evidence from China
by Liu, Dongshu. Material type: Book; Format:
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Essential services, public education workers, and the right to strike
by Muñoz, Cristian Pérez. Material type: Book; Format:
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Weather to vote: How natural disasters shape turnout decisions
by Zelin, William A. and Smith Daniel A. Material type: Book; Format:
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Patronage and presidential coalition formation
by Bersch, K., Lopez, F. and Taylor, M.M. Material type: Book; Format:
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Urban-rural differences in non-voting political behaviors
by Lin, Jennifer and Trujillo, Kristin Lunz. Material type: Book; Format:
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Publisher: Political Research Quarterly Barcode no: AR129626.Availability: Items available for loan: (1).
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Health and election outcomes: Evidence from the 2020 U.S. presidential election
by Panagopoulos, Costas and Weinschenk, Aaron C. Material type: Book; Format:
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Publisher: Political Research Quarterly Barcode no: AR129625.Availability: Items available for loan: (1).
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Democracy, labor’s share of income, and labor supply: A time-series cross-sectional analysis
by Brown, David S. Material type: Book; Format:
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Publisher: Political Research Quarterly Barcode no: AR129627.Availability: Items available for loan: (1).
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Perceived exclusionary disadvantages and populist attitudes: Evidence from comparative and longitudinal survey data in six European countries
by Filsinger, Maximilian. Material type: Book; Format:
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Publisher: Political Research Quarterly Barcode no: AR130485.Availability: Items available for loan: (1).
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The effects of candidate appearance on electoral success: Evidence from Ecuador
by Yaguana, Vanessa and Carroll, Royce. Material type: Book; Format:
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Publisher: Political Research Quarterly Barcode no: AR130487.Availability: Items available for loan: (1).
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Revolution, state building, and the great famine in China
by Liu, M., Shih, V. and Zhang, D. Material type: Book; Format:
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Would you like to know more? Selection, socialization, and the political attitudes of military veterans
by Chatagnier, J. and Klingler, Jonathan D. Material type: Book; Format:
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Publisher: Political Research Quarterly Barcode no: AR130488.Availability: Items available for loan: (1).
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Partisanship on the playground: Expressive party politics among children
by Lay, J. Celeste et al. Material type: Book; Format:
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Living in the shadow of deportation: How immigration enforcement forestalls political assimilation
by Roman, Marcel F. Material type: Book; Format:
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Publisher: Political Research Quarterly Barcode no: AR130492.Availability: Items available for loan: (1).
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Gender gaps have been documented in numerous areas of American politics, but one area that has not yet been fully explored is responsiveness, the link between citizen preferences and public policies. Equal responsiveness to the preferences of citizens is a central aspect of democratic representation. This article extends work on income gaps in responsiveness to gender gaps. Specifically, it considers whether women’s preferences are less likely than men’s preferences to be adopted as policy in the US. It uses data on preferences and policy adoptions from 1981 to 2002 created by Gilens. The main finding is a large gender gap in responsiveness. The gap is similar in size to the one between rich and poor, it is particularly large in policies related to the use of force, and it did not narrow over the two decades studied. These results show that inequalities beyond social class deserve significant attention in the study of democratic responsiveness and that aspects of bias against women in politics remain underexplored. – Reproduced
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/10659129221136476
by Kopkin, Nolan and Roberts, Andrew. Material type: Book; Format:
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Gender gaps have been documented in numerous areas of American politics, but one area that has not yet been fully explored is responsiveness, the link between citizen preferences and public policies. Equal responsiveness to the preferences of citizens is a central aspect of democratic representation. This article extends work on income gaps in responsiveness to gender gaps. Specifically, it considers whether women’s preferences are less likely than men’s preferences to be adopted as policy in the US. It uses data on preferences and policy adoptions from 1981 to 2002 created by Gilens. The main finding is a large gender gap in responsiveness. The gap is similar in size to the one between rich and poor, it is particularly large in policies related to the use of force, and it did not narrow over the two decades studied. These results show that inequalities beyond social class deserve significant attention in the study of democratic responsiveness and that aspects of bias against women in politics remain underexplored. – Reproduced https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/10659129221136476
by Kopkin, Nolan and Roberts, Andrew. Material type: Book; Format:
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