| This mass involvement ensures that the sharing of wealth and social investment is not about clientelism but emancipation. |
| Internal divisions, conflict, and factionalism tend to reflect the local face of clientelism. |
| He is currently examining the influence of clientelism on government decision making in democracies. |
| These are some of the more complex aspects of corruption related to conflict of interest, clientelism, and nepotism. |
| And you realise very quickly that we don't incentivise people to get involved in our political process because it's all clientelism. |
| Political clientelism brought public and private interests together and was a central feature in the consolidation of the modern state. |
