Voice and Equality

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Voice and Equality is a seminal political science book by Sidney Verba (with co-authors) that analyzes patterns of political participation and the unequal distribution of civic voice in democratic societies.

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instanceOf book ⓘ
political science book ⓘ
addresses normative implications of unequal political voice ⓘ
representation of disadvantaged groups in politics ⓘ
role of voluntary associations in democracy ⓘ
analyzes class bias in political participation ⓘ
distribution of political voice in democratic societies ⓘ
how civic organizations shape participation ⓘ
author Henry E. Brady NERFINISHED ⓘ
Kay Lehman Schlozman ⓘ
Sidney Verba ⓘ
conceptualizes political voice as acts that convey preferences to government ⓘ
countryOfOrigin United States ⓘ
emphasizes importance of civic skills for effective participation ⓘ
role of organizations in mobilizing citizens ⓘ
structural sources of participatory inequality ⓘ
examines contacting public officials ⓘ
how education affects political participation ⓘ
how income affects political participation ⓘ
how time, money, and civic skills affect participation ⓘ
organizational recruitment into politics ⓘ
participation in campaigns ⓘ
participation in elections ⓘ
protest and other nonelectoral participation ⓘ
field American politics ⓘ
comparative politics ⓘ
political science ⓘ
focusesOn civic voluntarism model ⓘ
patterns of political participation ⓘ
resource-based explanations of participation ⓘ
socioeconomic inequalities in participation ⓘ
unequal distribution of political voice ⓘ
hasReputation classic in political behavior literature ⓘ
seminal work in the study of political participation ⓘ
influenced research on civic engagement ⓘ
research on political inequality ⓘ
studies of participatory democracy ⓘ
language English ⓘ
mainSubject civic engagement ⓘ
civic inequality ⓘ
democracy ⓘ
political inequality ⓘ
political participation ⓘ
relatedWorkOfAuthor Participation in America ⓘ
The Civic Culture ⓘ
theoreticalContribution argument that resources, engagement, and recruitment explain participation ⓘ
development of the civic voluntarism model of participation ⓘ

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