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Public Safety and Electoral Competition in Cities
Cities in advanced democracies are often seen as cosmopolitan strongholds of the left. I argue that public safety can create an electoral opening for the right within these otherwise progressive electorates. Focusing on Germany, I first show that residents of cities, including those with more cosmop
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