Add to ORKGThe thesis examines whether income inequality in post-Communist Eastern Europe depresses political engagement or increases the potential for conflict and instability. The thesis finds that while overall income inequality is correlated with lower political engagement and political engagement is stratified by income, income inequality does not appear to depress political engagement among the poor in post-Communist Eastern Europe. I use multilevel modeling to examine mass survey data from the survey done by Professors Whitefield and Evans as part of an ESCR-funded project as well the World Values Surveys.</p
Using panel data for twenty-seven post-communist economies between 1987-2003, we examine the nexus o...
This thesis proposes three studies to explore the impact of income inequality on established democra...
More and more political attention has, in recent years, been directed towards the rise in income ine...
The thesis examines whether income inequality in post-Communist Eastern Europe depresses political e...
While under the communist regime, states in Eastern Europe and Central Asia shared similarly low lev...
Rastenytė, K. Economic and political determinants of income inequality in OECD countries [Manuscript...
Parallel to the process of democratization, the former socialist countries of Eastern Europe and Cen...
There can be little doubt regarding the importance of inequality problem in Russia. Within the scope...
Existing studies of income inequality and political participationincluding related literature, for e...
Although economic inequality has been rising in nearly all of the advanced democracies since the mid...
This thesis contains three essays on income inequality. The underlying theme is to investigate the r...
This paper discusses how disparities and in particular perceptions of inequality may have influenced...
Income inequality has become an important issue in Central and Eastern European countries during th...
Using data for the period 1989 – 2002, we examine the determinants of income inequality in post-comm...
Unequal Democracies is a five-year research program, directed by Jonas Pontusson and funded by the E...
Using panel data for twenty-seven post-communist economies between 1987-2003, we examine the nexus o...
This thesis proposes three studies to explore the impact of income inequality on established democra...
More and more political attention has, in recent years, been directed towards the rise in income ine...
The thesis examines whether income inequality in post-Communist Eastern Europe depresses political e...
While under the communist regime, states in Eastern Europe and Central Asia shared similarly low lev...
Rastenytė, K. Economic and political determinants of income inequality in OECD countries [Manuscript...
Parallel to the process of democratization, the former socialist countries of Eastern Europe and Cen...
There can be little doubt regarding the importance of inequality problem in Russia. Within the scope...
Existing studies of income inequality and political participationincluding related literature, for e...
Although economic inequality has been rising in nearly all of the advanced democracies since the mid...
This thesis contains three essays on income inequality. The underlying theme is to investigate the r...
This paper discusses how disparities and in particular perceptions of inequality may have influenced...
Income inequality has become an important issue in Central and Eastern European countries during th...
Using data for the period 1989 – 2002, we examine the determinants of income inequality in post-comm...
Unequal Democracies is a five-year research program, directed by Jonas Pontusson and funded by the E...
Using panel data for twenty-seven post-communist economies between 1987-2003, we examine the nexus o...
This thesis proposes three studies to explore the impact of income inequality on established democra...
More and more political attention has, in recent years, been directed towards the rise in income ine...