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Response to Kay Lehman Schlozman

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  25 April 2006

Stephen Earl Bennett
Affiliation:
University of Southern Indiana

Extract

Professor Schlozman feels that unless one also assesses three long memos that accompanied the report by the APSA's Task Force on Inequality and American Democracy, one should refrain from commenting. She accuses me in my response to the Task Force reports (Bennett 2006) of “not bother[ing] to read the full materials on which … [I comment]” (Schlozman 2006, 55). Schlozman indicates she'd be “interested in … [my] reactions to the whole report instead of an abbreviated version” (55). Since she asks, here goes.

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© 2006 The American Political Science Association

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