Clientelismo, privatizzazione del pubblico e governo di partito by Pietro Fantozzi, Francesco Raniolo

“…The central theme of this article is clientelism considered as a social and political phenomenon. …”
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Clientelistic dynamics in programmatic settings. Evidence from Chile by Contreras Aguirre, G

“…I argue that programmatic parties engage in clientelism at the municipal level as a result of a demand-driven process. …”

PATRONASE, KLIENTALISME DAN TAHTA PUTRA MAHKOTA PADA PILKADA KOTA KENDARI TAHUN 2017 by Rekha Adji Pratama

“…One of the problems that still occur in local government bureaucracy is patronage and clientelism which is still often used by politicians to carry out a specific agenda outside the main duties and functions of the bureaucracy. …”
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Ma la politica italiana può ancora definirsi clientelare? by Simona Piattoni

“…Italian politics is often accused of catering to the restricted interests of small-scale clienteles, which makes it particularly chaotic and prone to suboptimal decision-making. …”
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Prácticas clientelares y control político en la experiencia campesina de Argentina by Fernando Landini

“…Abstract Scholarship on clientelism frequently addresses political clientelism using strong ideological presuppositions and/or neglecting its subjective dimension. …”
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Crisi del clientelismo di partito e piccole rappresentanze territoriali by Luciano Brancaccio

“…These were a variety of political exchanges compared to traditional party clientelism, amounting to the grouping consensus of small systems, that are more unstable and more precisely defined on a local level. …”
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Más sugerente incluso. Corrupción política y clientelismo, entre Italia y Japón by Redacción Tiempo Devorado

“…Reseña de la obra coordinada por Junichi Kawata: Comparing Political Corruption and Clientelism; Aldershot (Hampshire - UK) & Burlington (US): Ashgate Publishing, 2006, 231 pags…”
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Imprese e partiti nel circuito della corruzione by Giulio Sapelli

“…In this essay, the italian corruption is explained as a unique mechanism ruled by oligopolies of enterprises and political classes aimed at stopping competition and granting resources for the reproduction of illegal elites.The clientelism and caciquism of business-political clans are the grounds where this corruption develops. …”
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Political Configuration of Electoral System Law in Indonesia from State Administration Perspective by Saiful Risky, Sholahuddin Al-Fatih, Mabarroh Azizah

“… The massive number of money politic and clientelism cases occurring between legislative electoral candidates and the community should be eradicated, especially as the general election comes close. …”
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Effects of anti-poverty programs on electoral behavior : evidence from the Mexican Education, Health, and Nutrition Program by De La O Torres, Ana Lorena

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Politicians, patrons, and the people: influences on targeted government redistribution in Pakistan by Vyborny, K

“…Alternatively, they may use government services strategically in exchange for favors (patronage) or to gain voter support (clientelism). Most existing literature examines these three phenomena separately, or does not distinguish the motivations for politicians’ influence on distribution. …”

When the post-revolutionary state decentralizes: the reorganization of political structures and administration in Mozambique by Elísio Macamo, Dieter Neubert

“…The authors of this article draw from an analyticalperspective which defines clientelism in Africa as a potential resource for political participation and accountability, in order to then discuss the logic of decentralization in Mozambique under the conditions of the economic and social failure of Frelimo's revolutionary project. …”
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Corruzione, clientelismo e cattiva amministrazione: note sulle dinamiche degli scambi corrotti in Italia by Donatella della Porta

“…As for the latter, the article suggests that, in postwar Italy, corruption, clientelism, and maladministration interacted with each other into vicious circles that progressively reduced the legitimacy of the political institutions. …”
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The Development of Temple Culture in Taiwan by Yeh Ming-Chao

“…It also attempted to understand the impact of local factions and clientelism on temple culture.…”
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Le système électoral guatémaltèque : entre tentatives de réformes, nouvelles dynamiques et menaces autoritaires by Garance Robert

“…However, the party system and political representation in general in Guatemala continues to be marked by a lack of openness, clientelism and corruption. The prospects for the 2023 elections tend to confirm a great institutional weakness and a very limited democratic representation, threaten by a return to authoritarian forms of power.…”
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Orçamento participativo em municípios predominantemente rurais by Hemerson Luiz Pase

“…These difficulties are due to historicalrelationships of clientelism and patrimonialism among citizens, state bureaucracy and cannotpublic, and mainly the impossibility of the municipal administration in providing a minimum of resources (important) to be indeed managed for the citizens.…”
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Nouveaux Acteurs Sociaux, Permanence et Renouvellement du Clientélisme Politique en Afrique Sub-saharienne by Jean-François Médard

“…The object of this article is to examine the dynamics and reconfigurations of political clientelism, one of the major characteristics of African political systems. …”
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Intermediaries of the state : bureaucratic transaction costs of claiming welfare in Mexico by Rizzo, Tesalia (Tesalia Elisa Rizzo Reyes)

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Argentina’s Politicized Bureaucracy: A Historical Analysis of Two Political Regimes by María Verónica Elías

“…A brief discussion about the political and administrative history of that country follows the characterization of bureaucratic authoritarianism in light of accountability and clientelism (Fox, 2000; Smulovitz & Peruzzotti, 2000, 2003). …”
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A consensus unravels: NREGA and the paradox of rules-based welfare in India by McCartney, M, Roy, I, McCartney, M

“…There was wide agreement among scholars before 2006 that India would not be able to promote such a regime of rules-based welfare and that schemes providing targeted patronage, open to political and bureaucratic manipulation and clientelism, would continue to be the norm. This article confirms that the NREGA was indeed a paradox and constructs a number of hypotheses using a political economy framework to explain it.…”