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relational clientelism: a standalone construct

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relationalclientelism1 CONSTRUCTRelational clientelismNICHTER · COMPARATIVE POLITICS

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Comparative politics

ongoing exchanges of material benefits for political support between politicians and citizens that extend beyond election campaigns, often sustained by citizens' requests for help.

In comparative politics, relational clientelism refers to ongoing exchanges of material benefits for political support between politicians and citizens that extend beyond election campaigns, often sustained by citizens' requests for help. This meaning comes from Nichter (2018) in Votes for Survival.[1]

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  1. Nichter, S. (2018). Votes for Survival. Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/9781316998014

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