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The papers in this panel together make an innovative contribution to the literature on elite conceptions of political representation. The papers in this panel draw on different methodologies and national and comparative data-sets and present findings on how politicians understand the rural disconnect, the future of representative democracy, representation ethics (such as promise-breaking) and the contribution that citizen-representatives can make to processes of political representation. The panel mirrors the perspective of the panel "Political representation: Citizen demands and views".
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Elite Perceptions of the Rural Democratic Disconnect | View Paper Details |
| The future of representative democracy in the eyes of elected representatives | View Paper Details |
| MPs perceptions of citizens as representatives: Evidence from Iceland | View Paper Details |
| From rules to roles, from locus to focus: A critical guide of five decades of (political) elite surveys and the study of political representation | View Paper Details |
| How Politicians View Promise-Keeping and Breaking: A Comparative Analysis | View Paper Details |