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One Mandarin Benefits the Whole Clan : Hometown Infrastructure and Nepotism in an Autocracy

Nguyen, Kieu-Trang; Do, Quoc-Anh; Tran, Anh - 2012

This paper studies nepotism by government officials in an authoritarian regime. We collect a unique dataset of promotions of officials in Vietnam and estimate their impact on public infrastructure in their hometowns. We find strong positive effects on several outcomes, some with lags, including...

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Persistence and strengths of informal networks : clientelism in the post-Soviet Union

Horak, Sven; Bader, Verena - In: European journal of international management : EJIM 19 (2023) 2, pp. 265-294

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Managing insecurity : state social policy and family networks in the rural Philippines

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Social ties, clientelism, and the poor's expectations of future service provision : receiving more, expecting less?

Jöst, Prisca; Lust-Okar, Ellen - 2021

communities' experiences with clientelism affect expectations of service provision. Development practitioners need to understand … how social context affects not only the likelihood of vote-buying but also the distributive effects of clientelism. …