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Faces of inequality: social diversity in American politics

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Electoral Systems and Political Participation Race, History, and American Society American Political and Social Dynamics

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The controversial new thesis of Faces of Inequality is that a state's racial and ethnic composition, more than any other factor, directs its political processes and policies. Social diversity is therefore central to any understanding of state political cultures. Overturning long-established conventional wisdom, Rodney Hero has developed a completely new lens through which to view American politics.

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