An enduring-elite surname measure shows Chilean Congress elite share falling from ~50% (1860s) to ~12% (2010s) with an ~11–13 point 1925 break, and 1910–1950 speech agendas co-moving with composition net of party.
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Elitism in the Aisle: A Long-Run Surname Measure of Legislative Elite Composition in Chile, 1834-2020
An enduring-elite surname measure shows Chilean Congress elite share falling from ~50% (1860s) to ~12% (2010s) with an ~11–13 point 1925 break, and 1910–1950 speech agendas co-moving with composition net of party.