Political Geometry

Edited by Moon Duchin () and Olivia Walch ()

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Date: 2022
ISBN: 978-3-319-69161-9
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Chapters in this book:

Correction to: Political Geometry – Rethinking Redistricting in the US with Math, Law, and Everything In Between

Moon Duchin and Olivia Walch

Explainer: Compactness, by the numbers

Moon Duchin

Measuring partisan fairness

Mira Bernstein and Olivia Walch

Interviews: Concepts of representation

Moon Duchin and Olivia Walch

Is the redistricting problem math, systems, or people?

Keith Gåddie

Political geography and representation: A case study of districting in Pennsylvania

Jonathan Rodden and Thomas Weighill

Explainer: A brief introduction to the Voting Rights Act

Arusha Gordon and Douglas M. Spencer

Race and redistricting: The legal framework

Ellen D. Katz

Law, computing and redistricting in the 1960s

Alma Steingart

The law of gerrymandering

Guy-Uriel Charles and Douglas M. Spencer

Race, space, and the geography of representation

Christopher S. Fowler

The elusive geography of communities

Garrett Dash Nelson

Explainer: Communities of interest

Heather Rosenfeld and Moon Duchin

Geography as data

Lee Hachadoorian and Ruth Buck

Three applications of entropy to gerrymandering

Larry Guth, Ari Nieh and Thomas Weighill

Explainer: Measuring clustering and segregation

Moon Duchin and James M. Murphy

Redistricting algorithms

Amariah Becker and Justin Solomon

Random walks and the universe of districting plans

Daryl DeFord and Moon Duchin

Making maps: A practitioner’s perspective

Megan Gall, Karin Mac Donald and Fred McBride

Interview: Drawing for the courts

Moon Duchin and Olivia Walch

Explainer: Ranked choice voting

Thomas Weighill and Moon Duchin

Reform on the ground in Lowell, MA

Ivan Espinoza-Madrigal and Oren Sellstrom

Explainer: Race vs. party

Arusha Gordon

The state of play in voting rights

Kristen Clarke and Arusha Gordon

Epilogue: The view from 2022

Moon Duchin

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