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Inequality Perceptions, Distributive Justice Norms and Support for Redistribution

Social Policy
Social Welfare
Welfare State
P287
Ivan Petrusek
Institute of Sociology, Czech Academy of Sciences
Exploring the Intricacies of Citizens' Economic Inequality Perceptions and Their Redistributive Correlates: Ill-Informed, Attitudinally Incoherent, or Predictably Irrational?

Abstract

This panel aims to discuss the interrelationships between inequality perceptions and redistributive preferences in view of the breadth of redistributive public policies and their associated distributive justice norms.

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