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,The Rise of Senegal’s Clientelist Democracy,and ultimately to a legal-rational form of rule that he associated with the rise of Western modernity. Weber recognized, however, that these were theoretical ideal types and that in practice combinations of different bases of authority were likely to arise.

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Erhebungsverfahren der Tracking-Forschungad the analytical insights it provides us into the opportunities and obstacles to the transition and consolidation of democracy in African countries that have more recently undertaken democratization, as well as countries in other regions that share with Senegal a similar clientelist basis for political authority within a democratic regime.

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Erhebungsverfahren der Tracking-Forschung the state to maintain their social status or to gain access to material resources. Their high level of autonomy from political patrons, however, is mirrored by their limited social authority. This dual autonomy of local brokers from politicians and the local electorate thus has limited the .’. capacity to broker political support among the .’

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Autonomous Brokers: The , among the , the state to maintain their social status or to gain access to material resources. Their high level of autonomy from political patrons, however, is mirrored by their limited social authority. This dual autonomy of local brokers from politicians and the local electorate thus has limited the .’. capacity to broker political support among the .’

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Ceramic

Henning Kreis,Raimund Wildner,Alfred Ku?ween the Senegalese government and the . (MFDC), including the most recent accord signed in December 2004, the region continues to erupt in violence that threatens Senegal’s political stability and tarnishes its international reputation as one of the rare examples of a relatively tolerant, democratic regime in sub-Saharan Africa.

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