The Latin American Voter
Clientelism in Latin America. Effort and Effectiveness
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Kitschelt, H; Altamirano, M
2015
The paper explains where and why Latin American voters build clientelistic linkages to parties, and why sometimes, but not always, parties make efforts to provide clientelistic targeted goods to voters that remain unreciprocated by voters’ partisan choices. The paper involves an original dataset and extensive statistical analysis.
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2015
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University of Michigan Press
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Kitschelt, H., & Altamirano, M. (2015). Clientelism in Latin America. Effort and Effectiveness (Accepted). In R. C. Carlin, M. Singer, & E. Zechmeister (Eds.), The Latin American Voter. University of Michigan Press.
Kitschelt, Herbert, and Melina Altamirano. “Clientelism in Latin America. Effort and Effectiveness (Accepted).” In The Latin American Voter, edited by Ryan C. Carlin, Matt Singer, and Elizabeth Zechmeister. University of Michigan Press, 2015.
Kitschelt H, Altamirano M. Clientelism in Latin America. Effort and Effectiveness (Accepted). In: Carlin RC, Singer M, Zechmeister E, editors. The Latin American Voter. University of Michigan Press; 2015.
Kitschelt, Herbert, and Melina Altamirano. “Clientelism in Latin America. Effort and Effectiveness (Accepted).” The Latin American Voter, edited by Ryan C. Carlin et al., University of Michigan Press, 2015.
Kitschelt H, Altamirano M. Clientelism in Latin America. Effort and Effectiveness (Accepted). In: Carlin RC, Singer M, Zechmeister E, editors. The Latin American Voter. University of Michigan Press; 2015.
Publication Date
2015
Publisher
University of Michigan Press