Does Everyone Have a Price? The Demand Side of Clientelism and Vote-Buying in an Emerging Democracy

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2012

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Public opinion tools are used to look at voter motivations to engage in clientelistic practices and their variation across structures of competition.

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Political Science

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Social psychology, Clientelism, Public opinion, Vote-Buying

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Becerra Mizuno, Elda Lorena (2012). Does Everyone Have a Price? The Demand Side of Clientelism and Vote-Buying in an Emerging Democracy. Dissertation, Duke University. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/6185.

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