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Corporatism and patron-clientelism : a political economic study of development in Mexico and Jamaica

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George, Kemi

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Centre for Latin American & Caribbean studies StorrsUS 2003Description: 47 pAction note:

11/14/03 JOYD

Summary: Compares the ways in which regime challenges and crises of political economy affect the process of political development in differing institutional structures of governance.

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Compares the ways in which regime challenges and crises of political economy affect the process of political development in differing institutional structures of governance.

11/14/03 JOYD

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