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Patron-client relations and ecclesiastical careers

Catholic Historical Review, 2015
In this study on the role of patronage in ecclesiastical careers, the central role of Rome in the distribution of benefices in Portuguese cathedrals is highlighted. Kings, bishops, and others used canonries as payment for services rendered. Although the virtues of the applicants for canonries were important, patronage ties could override personal ...
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Arms, Alliances, and Patron-Client Relationships

International Security, 2018
Tongfi Kim, Keren Yarhi-Milo, Alexander Lanoszka, Zack Cooper   +3 more
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The Patron-Client Relationship

2020
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Patron Client Relationships and a Right to the City: A Bangladeshi Case Study

Forum for Development Studies, 2021
Peter Walters, A H M Kamrul Ahsan, M Adil Khan   +2 more
exaly  

Rethinking the ‘Patron–Client’ Politics of Oil Block Allocation, Development and Remittances in Nigeria

Review of African Political Economy, 2021
Victor Chidubem Iwuoha
exaly  

Patron‐client relations

The Journal of Peasant Studies, 1974
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Patron–Client Relationship Issues

2021
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Patrons, clients, and projects

ELT Journal, 1999
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Patron-Client Networks and Professional Corruption Brokers

This chapter focuses on patron–client networks and professional corruption brokers, two important elements of the system that help maintain state capture and social control in Hungary. One of the key features of the pervasive patron–client system in Hungary is that it provides public jobs for politically loyal clients and their families.
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To Condone, Condemn, or ‘No Comment’? Explaining a Patron’s Reaction to a Client’s Unilateral Provocations

Journal of Peace Research, 2020
Jiyoung Ko
exaly