Titlebook: Clientelism in Everyday Latin American Politics; Tina Hilgers Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2012 budget.

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Responding to Conflict in Africaat clientelism is a vestige of authoritarian regimes that undermines democratic institutions and processes (see the discussion in Roniger 1994b). In the view of the contributors to this volume, the dynamics of clientelism and democracy on the ground are more complex. In third-wave countries with dev

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Are the RMA’s Offences Effective?litical game. Specifically, this has meant challenging the time-honored system of clientelism, based on the personalized exchange of votes for favors, and replacing it with a system of interest representation based on principles of universalism and rights. Brazil is no exception to this rule. And, a