Adverse environmental exposures—war and violence, natural disasters, escalating heat,
worsening air quality—experienced in pregnancy are consequential for multiple domains of …

Democracy requires collective action—but not all forms of collective action are the same.
Scholars need a more coherent intellectual infrastructure to differentiate distinct forms of …

Seminal models in political economy imply that rising economic inequality should lead to
growing public demand for redistribution. Yet, existing empirical evidence on this link is both …

Unequal representation can result from politicians' biased perception of public opinion.
Existing research has focused on the numerical accuracy with which politicians estimate …

Are the preferences of women and men unequally represented in public policies? This
simple yet fundamental question has remained largely unexplored in the fast-growing fields …

Although privately held businesses are central to the economy and society, little is known
about how their assets are distributed among the population. To better understand rising …

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We study cooperation among individuals and groups facing a dynamic social dilemma in
which the benefits of cooperation are divided according to political power obtained in a …

Coinciding with a trend of rising economic divides within many countries, scholarly interest
in the subject of inequality has grown significantly in the twenty first century. Since its …

This literature review investigates the effects of public opinion on political outcomes in
democracies, focusing on Comparative Political Economy (CPE) research. Many CPE …