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In the developing world, clientelism is common. In Africa, public office is often used to redistribute resources to …
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suggest that while civil service reforms might weaken the bureaucratic clientelism, the pre-existing patronclient relations …
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Voter coercion is a recurrent threat to pro-poor redistribution in young democracies. In this study we focus on Mexico's paradigmatic Progresa-Oportunidades-Prospera (POP) programme. We investigate whether local mayors exploited POP to coerce voters, and if so, what effect these actions had on...
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'contract clientelism', or the provision of public contracts to private firms in exchange for campaign donations. Using …
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This article explores the practice of "instructed voting" prevalent among rural Indigenous communities in Bolivia, referring to the taking of collective electoral decisions. It adds to the debate on clientelistic bloc voting by revealing voters' motives for participating in clientelistic deals,...
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, but the extent to which the secrecy achieves this goal depends on whether people believe their choices are kept secret ….S. population have doubts about the secrecy of the ballot. Approximately 25% of all respondents and approximately half of non … as truly secret. We also show that beliefs about ballot secrecy help predict which candidate a citizen votes for and …
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