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Representation on the Periphery: The Past and Future of Nonvoting Members of Congress

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2021
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Mamet, Elliot
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10.1086/715010
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Mamet, Elliot (2021). Representation on the Periphery: The Past and Future of Nonvoting Members of Congress. American Political Thought, 10(3). pp. 390-418. 10.1086/715010. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/25503.
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Elliot Mamet

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Elliot Mamet is an American Political Science Association Congressional Fellow and a Steiger Fellow at the Centennial Center for Political Science & Public Affairs. His work examine the edges of democratic politics, particularly in the United States. He is interested in the ways democratic boundaries are shaped and reinforced by incarceration and by institutions of empire. Elliot's research has appeared or is forthcoming in <a href="https://journal
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