SSRC Anxieties of Democracy - Series page

pp ii-ii

Sponsored by the Social Science Research Council

pp iii-iv

Contested Representation - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

Figures

pp ix-xii

Tables

pp xiii-xiv

Contributors

pp xv-xvi

Acknowledgments

pp xvii-xviii

1 - Introduction

pp 1-12

Part I - The Contested Idea of Political Representation

pp 13-100

2 - Contested Representation

pp 15-31

3 - Deliberative Minipublics and the Populist Conception of Representation As Embodiment

pp 32-45

4 - An Evolved Representative Democracy in a Brave New World of Ideological Protest

pp 46-62

5 - Rising to the Challenge?

pp 63-81

6 - Progress and Failure in Achieving Equal Representation

pp 82-100

Part II - Representation and Responsiveness in Unequal Societies

pp 101-184

7 - Reconsidering Representation

pp 103-128

8 - All about the Middle Class?

pp 129-146

9 - Unequal Representation and the Right-Wing Populist Vote in Europe

pp 147-164

10 - What Do Voters Think about the Descriptive Underrepresentation of the Working Class?

pp 165-184

Part III - Polarization, New Cleavages, and Shifts in Democratic Government

pp 185-256

11 - Policy and Politics in Disjuncture in an Age of Secular Stagnation

pp 187-210

12 - Polarization and the Making and Breaking of Governments in European Parliamentary Democracies

pp 211-231

13 - Is Populism a Threat or a Chance for Representative Democracy?

pp 232-256

Part IV - Constitutional Crisis and Institutional Reform

pp 257-294

14 - Deliberative Innovations and the (Re-)Inclusion of Disadvantaged and Underrepresented Citizens

pp 259-276

15 - Electoral Democracies and Democratic Innovations

pp 277-294

Bibliography

pp 295-334