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Contributions to a typology of clientelistic brokers

Contribuciones para una tipología de mediadores clientelares
[journal article]

Lisoni, Carlos M.

Abstract

This research note uses two case studies of Argentine provinces to develop a typology of clientelistic brokers. I identify a dirigente-type broker, who acts as an advocate of voters, and a puntero-type broker, who acts as a delegate of the patron. The clear differences between these two broker types... view more

This research note uses two case studies of Argentine provinces to develop a typology of clientelistic brokers. I identify a dirigente-type broker, who acts as an advocate of voters, and a puntero-type broker, who acts as a delegate of the patron. The clear differences between these two broker types point to greater diversity among clientelistic practices (such as monitoring and enforcing clientelistic exchanges) than is commonly acknowledged. I provide original evidence from 34 open-ended interviews with local- and provincial-level elected officials that accounts for patron-broker dynamics in small, poor, and peripheral Argentine communities.... view less


Esta nota de investigación desarrolla una tipología de mediadores clientelares en base al estudio de caso de dos provincias argentinas. Identifica un mediador clientelar del tipo dirigente, quien actúa como abogado de los votantes, y un mediador del tipo puntero, quien actúa como delegado del patrón... view more

Esta nota de investigación desarrolla una tipología de mediadores clientelares en base al estudio de caso de dos provincias argentinas. Identifica un mediador clientelar del tipo dirigente, quien actúa como abogado de los votantes, y un mediador del tipo puntero, quien actúa como delegado del patrón político. Las diferencias entre los dos tipos de mediadores indican una mayor diversidad de prácticas clientelares que las comúnmente reconocidas (como, por ejemplo, el monitoreo de clientes y prácticas para imponer el intercambio clientelar). La evidencia proviene de 34 entrevistas abiertas a políticos locales y provinciales en ejercicio que sustancian la dinámica entre el patrón político y el mediador clientelar en comunidades pequeñas y pobres de la periferia argentina.... view less

Keywords
Argentina; Latin America; clientelism; real estate agent; politics

Classification
National Economy
Political Process, Elections, Political Sociology, Political Culture

Document language
English

Publication Year
2017

Page/Pages
p. 125-147

Journal
Journal of Politics in Latin America, 9 (2017) 1

ISSN
1868-4890

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0


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