Representing the Disadvantaged - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-xi

Figures

pp xii-xiii

Tables

pp xiv-xvi

Additional material

pp xvii-xvii

Acknowledgments

pp xviii-xx

1 - Introduction

pp 1-11

2 - Member Reputation and the Advocacy Window

pp 12-35

3 - Member Reputation

pp 36-74

4 - The Choice to Be a Disadvantaged-Group Advocate in the House of Representatives

pp 75-123

5 - The Choice to Be a Disadvantaged-Group Advocate in the US Senate

pp 124-171

6 - Reputation-Building Tactics in the Senate and House of Representatives

pp 172-223

7 - Conclusions

pp 224-236

Appendices

pp 237-256

Appendix A - Issue Coding for Disadvantaged Group Advocacy for Reputation Measure

pp 237-237

Appendix B - Reputations for Primary and Secondary Disadvantaged-Group Advocacy in the House and the Senate

pp 237-245

Appendix C - Multilevel Regression with Poststratification and Estimating State and District Ambient Temperature

pp 246-250

Appendix D - Generalized Ordered Logit Model Showing Effects of Constituency and Descriptive Representation on Reputations for Women’s Advocacy

pp 251-252

Appendix E - Effects of the Advocacy Environment and Electoral Insecurity on Reputation Formation in the House

pp 237-256

References

pp 257-264

Index

pp 265-266