Analytical narrative on subnational democracies in Colombia : clientelism, government and public policy in the Pacific region

Introduction. The paradox of a formally open and materially exclusive democracy --Narrative on local democracies, government, and public policy in the Colombian Pacific --A model of public choice with clientelism and corruption: introducing the analytical --Political factions and public policy in the local democracies of the Colombian Pacific: empirical evidence --The local democracies post-agreement: old wine in new vessels? --Conclusions. Deinstitutionalization of the state, violence, and social anomie.