Abstract Feminist theory revealed liberal democracy as gendered masculine in a macrointersectional way that privileged racial-ethnic and economic power, enforced heteronormativity, constructed gender-binary citizenship. Merely reformed to accommodate women, many brotherhood–breadwinner democracies now face deeper challenges. As the second demographic transition undermines hegemony of binary gen...

Preferences for redistribution are critical determinants of the size welfare state and, therefore, level inequality in a country. In this paper, we explore effect immigration on preferences context migration Latin America, where migrants tend to have characteristics more similar those natives. To aim, exploit provincial-level data from large attitudinal survey and match it with different source...