America's Uneven Democracy: Race, Turnout, and Representation in City Politics
This study investigates how racial gaps in voter turnout affect representation and policy in U.S. city politics, highlighting the consequences of unequal participation for local democracy.
About This Book
America's Uneven Democracy explores the relationship between race, voter participation, and political representation at the local level.
The book analyzes how differences in turnout among racial and ethnic groups influence who holds power in city government.
It draws on extensive data to assess the consequences of unequal participation for public policy and democratic responsiveness.
Readers gain insight into the structural factors that sustain or reduce political inequality in urban settings.
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