Democracy and Inequality
Democracy and Inequality is a research cluster that examines the connections between democratic governance and various forms of social, economic, and political inequalities, in particular, the extent to which democratic institutions and policies can contribute to or mitigate disparities in wealth, power, and opportunities within societies. Research in this field delves into issues such as income inequality, political representation, access to education, and social mobility to understand the impact of democratic processes on shaping more equitable societies.
To find out more about UCD researchers who are active in this field, please follow the links of their profiles.
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CDR members working on Democracy and Inequality
Krishna Chaitanya Vadlamannati
Associate Professor School of Politics and International Relations
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Lucas de Melo Prado
PhD Candidate
Dr Lucia Tiscornia
Lecturer/Assistant Professor, School of Politics and International Relations
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Dr Maria Moran
Lecturer/Assistant Professor, School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice
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