Buying Audiences: Clientelism and Electoral Campaigns When Parties Are Weak

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Vargas Cullell, Jorge ^{[1
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[1] Programa Estado Nac, San Jose, Costa Rica

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LATIN AMERICAN RESEARCH REVIEW | 2019年 / 54卷 / 03期

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