How do poor people in Latin America get political representation and access to public resources?
Tina Hilgers
- Associate Professor
- Department of Political Science
- book: Clientelism in everyday Latin American politics
- article: Causes and consequences of political clientelism: Mexico's PRD in comparative perspective
- article: Clientelism and conceptual stretching: Differentiating among concepts and among analytical levels
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