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Enough is enough? Analyzing the relationship between economic inequality and support for democracy
Although rising economic inequality is linked to declining support for democracy in multiple theoretical arguments and the public discourse alike, the empirical evidence for their linkage is mixed. We identify five main theoretical approaches that link economic inequality to democratic support, whic
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