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Perceiving the role of money in politics: Mobilization and democratic erosion
Wealth inequality is increasingly viewed as a major threat to democratic functioning. As concern about the role of money in politics grows, a key question emerges: how do citizens respond when they perceive economic and political power as overlapping? Such perceptions may shape both corrective actio
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