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"[A] detailed but very accessible study. . . . Carnes deserves credit for focusing attention on an under-the-radar issue." * Publishers Weekly *
"The Cash Ceiling is convincing thanks to its well-written arguments, easy-to-understand graphs and data, and moving anecdotes. . . . The tone is always passionate and persuasive. . . . The text expertly analyzes every aspect of the issue at hand, asking why working-class Americans do not run for office in the first place, why they do not get recruited, and so on."---Mya Alexice, Foreword Reviews
"This is a great book for political science students (graduate and undergraduate) who are just learning about the system, rather than attempting to engage with it." * Pennsylvania Literary Journal *
"Innovative, clearly written, and carefully researched. - William W. Franko, Political Science Quarterly"

The Cash Ceiling

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      Publisher: Princeton University Press
      Publication Date: 11/09/2018
      ISBN13: 9780691182001, 978-0691182001
      ISBN10: 0691182000
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      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review
      "[A] detailed but very accessible study. . . . Carnes deserves credit for focusing attention on an under-the-radar issue." * Publishers Weekly *
      "The Cash Ceiling is convincing thanks to its well-written arguments, easy-to-understand graphs and data, and moving anecdotes. . . . The tone is always passionate and persuasive. . . . The text expertly analyzes every aspect of the issue at hand, asking why working-class Americans do not run for office in the first place, why they do not get recruited, and so on."---Mya Alexice, Foreword Reviews
      "This is a great book for political science students (graduate and undergraduate) who are just learning about the system, rather than attempting to engage with it." * Pennsylvania Literary Journal *
      "Innovative, clearly written, and carefully researched. - William W. Franko, Political Science Quarterly"

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