Herbert Kitschelt
Herbert Kitschelt is a prominent political scientist known for his influential work on comparative politics, particularly the dynamics of party systems and political behavior in democratic and authoritarian regimes. His research has extensively examined the role of clientelism and patronage in political systems, arguing that these practices can serve as mechanisms for political linkage between citizens and politicians. Kitschelt's theories provide valuable insights into how political actors manipulate resources to maintain control and loyalty among the electorate.
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Herbert Kitschelt argues that clientelism is not only a contradiction to democracy but also a mechanism linking politicians and citizens.
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