(N)one of us? The case for descriptive representation of the contemporary working class

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➡️@ElsasserLea and @VerglPolwi explain why the presence of workers in parliaments matters for democratic representation https://t.co/Aa9tABdwjQ

RT @ElsasserLea: Why more workers in parliament could improve democratic representation, @VerglPolwi and I argue in this article in @WEPsoc…

RT @ifso_due: (N)one of us? The case for descriptive representation of the contemporary working class - just published by @ElsasserLea and…

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