Titlebook: Political Geometry; Rethinking Redistric Moon Duchin,Olivia Walch Book 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022 Redistricting reform.Gerrym

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Interviews: Concepts of representationI work on Social Contract Theory and what’s called “Public Reason,” particularly with respect to diverse societies. There’s been an interesting move since the 1970s where people became increasingly aware of how much diversity matters for ideal political philosophy, what the rules should be, social justice, coercion by the state, and soon.

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Is the redistricting problem math, systems, or people?Keith G?ddie will give us the political scientist’s view of the redistricting landscape from 30,000 feet, helping us to taxonomize the problems and start to think about strategies for the way forward.

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Race and redistricting: The legal frameworkLegal scholar Ellen Katz gives a 60-year history of American jurisprudence around race and redistricting, from the cases that set the stage for the Voting Rights Act to its current precarity in the Roberts Court.

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Law, computing and redistricting in the 1960sComputers have been used to draw maps for decades. This chapter takes a look at how computing and redistricting intersected in the 1960s, along with the critical role “one person, one vote” played in opening the door for them.

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The law of gerrymanderingHow do judges think about partisan gerrymandering? This chapter, by two law professors, is an answer to that question. The authors highlight both parallels between racial and partisan gerrymandering and divergences in the legal logic.

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The elusive geography of communitiesThis chapter is a philosophical and historical overview of geographers’ concepts of community. Nelson highlights many of the challenges in defining “communities of interest” for redistricting. He also illustrates the idea of functional regionalization and discusses possible ties to redistricting.

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