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Conclusions,f clientelism. The general approach of the book was to look at clientelism with an emphasis on all its three components: the patrons (political parties or elites), brokers (public administration, territorial units of parties) and clients (voters). The key contributions of the main findings are summa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-37295-7comparative politics; electoral clientelism; vote-buying; political corruption; authoritarianism; democra

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978-3-031-37297-1The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerl

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Sergiu Gherghina,Miroslav Nem?okDiscusses whether patterns of electoral clientelism bear implications for the political systems in which they occur.Fills a gap in the literature by examining electoral clientelism from a broad compar

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,Administrative Clientelism and Policy Reform Failure: The Western Canada Integrated Land Management Experience 1990–2015,entelism in blocking efforts to enhance policy integration in this area. This finding is significant in pointing out more generally the role played by clientelism in preventing successful policy reform.

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,Authoritarian Clientelism: The Case of the President’s ‘Creatures’ in Cameroon,he actual and former members of the clientelistic chains at different levels (central, regional and local). If our main presupposition proved to be generally correct, one of the sub-arguments was only partially validated through this empirical component of our research.

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