Clientelism and Political Control in Rural Argentina

<span>Scholarship on clientelism frequently addresses political clientelism using strong ideological presuppositions and/or neglecting its subjective dimension. In this article I explore political clientelism in a rural community of the province of Formosa, Argentina from the peasants' po...

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Main Author: Fernando Landini
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, Sede México 2012-07-01
Series:Perfiles Latinoamericanos
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Online Access:http://perfilesla.flacso.edu.mx/index.php/perfilesla/article/view/110
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spelling doaj-ceb083efce864e8aa56cec44fd78d45e2020-11-25T01:09:39ZspaFacultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, Sede MéxicoPerfiles Latinoamericanos0188-76532309-49822012-07-012040205226102Clientelism and Political Control in Rural ArgentinaFernando Landini0Universidad de Buenos Aires<span>Scholarship on clientelism frequently addresses political clientelism using strong ideological presuppositions and/or neglecting its subjective dimension. In this article I explore political clientelism in a rural community of the province of Formosa, Argentina from the peasants' point of view. The results suggest that peasants consider the clientelist relation as one that recognizes their personal needs, while the bureaucracy of the state does not. Thus, they perceive clientelist ties as legitimate, criticizing only the fact that the provision of resources by patrons takes place only during elections.</span>http://perfilesla.flacso.edu.mx/index.php/perfilesla/article/view/110clientelismopolíticademocraciacontrol socialcampesinadoArgentina.
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Clientelism and Political Control in Rural Argentina
Perfiles Latinoamericanos
clientelismo
política
democracia
control social
campesinado
Argentina.
author_facet Fernando Landini
author_sort Fernando Landini
title Clientelism and Political Control in Rural Argentina
title_short Clientelism and Political Control in Rural Argentina
title_full Clientelism and Political Control in Rural Argentina
title_fullStr Clientelism and Political Control in Rural Argentina
title_full_unstemmed Clientelism and Political Control in Rural Argentina
title_sort clientelism and political control in rural argentina
publisher Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, Sede México
series Perfiles Latinoamericanos
issn 0188-7653
2309-4982
publishDate 2012-07-01
description <span>Scholarship on clientelism frequently addresses political clientelism using strong ideological presuppositions and/or neglecting its subjective dimension. In this article I explore political clientelism in a rural community of the province of Formosa, Argentina from the peasants' point of view. The results suggest that peasants consider the clientelist relation as one that recognizes their personal needs, while the bureaucracy of the state does not. Thus, they perceive clientelist ties as legitimate, criticizing only the fact that the provision of resources by patrons takes place only during elections.</span>
topic clientelismo
política
democracia
control social
campesinado
Argentina.
url http://perfilesla.flacso.edu.mx/index.php/perfilesla/article/view/110
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