The removal of the property qualification for voting in the US was among the more important events in the history of democratization.The authors adopt the theories and methods of formal analysis to discover patterns and regularities across historic cases, to attempt a more systematic understanding.
The removal of the property qualification for voting in the US was among the more important events in the history of democratization.The authors adopt the theories and methods of formal analysis to discover patterns and regularities across historic cases, to attempt a more systematic understanding.
Justin Moeller is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at West Texas A&M, having completed his M.A. from San Diego State University in 2007 and his Ph.D. from the University of Georgia in 2012. An expert on the formal analysis of constitutional rules, his published work includes co-authored papers in American Politics Research and Public Choice. Ronald F. King is a Professor of Political Science at San Diego State University. His advanced degrees are from Oxford and Chicago. The author of four books and more than three dozen journal articles and book chapters, Professor King has received two Fulbright awards and research grants from the American Philosophical Society, the American Council of Learned Societies, the Russell Sage Foundation, and the Twentieth Century Fund. He has been awarded the title "Profesor Onorific" by the Political Science faculty at Babe¿-Bolyai University in Romania.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: Property Participation and the Routes to Reform 2. The Politics of Partisan Preemption: Pennsylvania Georgia and New Hampshire 3. The Politics of Partisan Cooptation: Delaware South Carolina Massachusetts and Virginia 4. The Politics of Partisan Replacement: Maryland New Jersey Connecticut New York and North Carolina 5. The Politics of Partisan Rejection: Rhode Island 6. Strategic Incentives and Franchise Reform: An Event History Analysis 7. Conclusion: The Expansion and Contraction of Democratic Rights Appendix: Overview of Property Restrictions on Suffrage
1. Introduction: Property Participation and the Routes to Reform 2. The Politics of Partisan Preemption: Pennsylvania Georgia and New Hampshire 3. The Politics of Partisan Cooptation: Delaware South Carolina Massachusetts and Virginia 4. The Politics of Partisan Replacement: Maryland New Jersey Connecticut New York and North Carolina 5. The Politics of Partisan Rejection: Rhode Island 6. Strategic Incentives and Franchise Reform: An Event History Analysis 7. Conclusion: The Expansion and Contraction of Democratic Rights Appendix: Overview of Property Restrictions on Suffrage
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