Representing America looks at the critical question of how to
ensure that legislators represent their constituents' interests.
Using qualitative and quantitative analysis, Herrick and Fisher
investigate whether professional politicians, who have prior
political experience and seek to hold office as long as possible,
or citizen politicians, who come from the private sector and have
no prior political experience, make better representatives. They
focus on key differences in representation between citizen and
professional legislators elected to the Unites States House of
Representatives from 1992-1998. Representing America is a valuable
study for scholars and students with an interest in representative
institutions and behaviors.
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