Relying on experimental as well as observational methods, the project sought to assess the importance of alternative explanations of why it is that most members of parliament are vastly better off than the citizens they represents: (1) voters prefer affluent legislators; (2) parties prefer to nominate candidates who are better off; and (3) less affluent citizens are more reluctant than affluent citizens to run for public office
The question how different electoral systems affect the represention of voters in parliaments has be...
The question how voter preferences relate to preferences of representatives under different electora...
The question how voter preferences relate to preferences of representatives under different electora...
This paper presents the results of a conjoint survey experiment in which Swiss citizens were asked t...
In most democracies, members of parliament tend to be better off than the citizens they are elected ...
This paper presents the results of a conjoint survey experiment in which Swiss citizens were asked t...
The principle of equal political representation can be undermined by differences in economic resourc...
This book analyzes the link between economic and political inequalities and investigates the mechani...
Party elites selecting candidates are crucial for the composition of parliament. Yet, despite their ...
This book analyzes the link between economic and political inequalities and investigates the mechani...
Party elites selecting candidates are crucial for the composition of parliament. Yet, despite their ...
The question how different electoral systems affect the represention of voters in parliaments has be...
Little is known about the ideological relationship between the Swiss political elite and the general...
Little is known about the ideological relationship between the Swiss political elite and the general...
In most democracies, lawmakers tend to be vastly better off than the citizens who elect them. Is tha...
The question how different electoral systems affect the represention of voters in parliaments has be...
The question how voter preferences relate to preferences of representatives under different electora...
The question how voter preferences relate to preferences of representatives under different electora...
This paper presents the results of a conjoint survey experiment in which Swiss citizens were asked t...
In most democracies, members of parliament tend to be better off than the citizens they are elected ...
This paper presents the results of a conjoint survey experiment in which Swiss citizens were asked t...
The principle of equal political representation can be undermined by differences in economic resourc...
This book analyzes the link between economic and political inequalities and investigates the mechani...
Party elites selecting candidates are crucial for the composition of parliament. Yet, despite their ...
This book analyzes the link between economic and political inequalities and investigates the mechani...
Party elites selecting candidates are crucial for the composition of parliament. Yet, despite their ...
The question how different electoral systems affect the represention of voters in parliaments has be...
Little is known about the ideological relationship between the Swiss political elite and the general...
Little is known about the ideological relationship between the Swiss political elite and the general...
In most democracies, lawmakers tend to be vastly better off than the citizens who elect them. Is tha...
The question how different electoral systems affect the represention of voters in parliaments has be...
The question how voter preferences relate to preferences of representatives under different electora...
The question how voter preferences relate to preferences of representatives under different electora...