Description
Discover the groundbreaking insights of 'The Cash Ceiling', a must-read that explores the alarming disparity between wealth and political representation in America. This essential book, published by Princeton University Press in 2020, delves into why working-class Americans face significant barriers to entering politics. With a trade paperback format, this brand new edition is not just an academic analysis; it serves as a clarion call for democracy reform. Learn how the socio-economic divide shapes governance, and uncover the reasons why millionaires, who make up only three percent of the population, dominate political offices. Through rich narratives and factual evidence, 'The Cash Ceiling' illustrates the urgent need for substantial reforms to empower lower-income individuals and enhance democratic processes. Ideal for students, activists, and reformists, this book equips readers with the knowledge to challenge the status quo and advocate for a fairer political landscape. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for anyone interested in social justice and equitable representation. Don't miss your chance to grasp the critical discussions surrounding class, politics, and democracy—add 'The Cash Ceiling' to your reading list today!