Ideological representation in clientelistic democracies: The Indonesian case
Abstract
null null Do parties represent the ideological preferences of voters in clientelistic political systems? We answer this question by studying the case of Indonesia, whose politics analysts usually describe as being based on patronage. We reassess this proposition using an original survey of over 500 Indonesian legislators. We show that, while party positions are similar on economic policy, they are differentiated on religious issues. To explore...
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Title
Ideological representation in clientelistic democracies: The Indonesian case
Published Date
Feb 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
63
Pages
102111
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