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prebendalism: a standalone construct

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a pattern in which state offices are competed for and used as personal and group sources of benefit, studied in Nigeria.

In African studies, prebendalism refers to a pattern in which state offices are competed for and used as personal and group sources of benefit, studied in Nigeria. This meaning comes from Joseph (1988) in Democracy and Prebendal Politics in Nigeria.[1]

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  1. Joseph, R. A. (1988). Democracy and Prebendal Politics in Nigeria. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521341363

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