2018
DOI: 10.1111/1475-6765.12283
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Retracted: The heterogeneous effect of diversity: Ascriptive identities, class and redistribution in developed democracies

Abstract: The current consensus among comparative political scientists postulates that diverse democracies redistribute less than do homogeneous ones. However, whereas homogeneous democracies do redistribute more on average, diverse democracies exhibit high variation in redistributive outcomes. Why does ascriptive heterogeneity stifle redistribution in some cases but not in others? In this article, it is argued that diversity undermines redistributive outcomes when identity groups differ more starkly in their income lev… Show more

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