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Patronage and Clientelism in Indonesian Electoral Politics

Aspinall, Edward ; Sukmajati, Mada Mada Sukmajati ; Edward Aspinall

Electoral Dynamics in Indonesia, 2018, p.1

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Título:
Patronage and Clientelism in Indonesian Electoral Politics
Autor: Aspinall, Edward ; Sukmajati, Mada
Mada Sukmajati ; Edward Aspinall
Assuntos: Administrative divisions ; Clientelism ; Economic disciplines ; Economics ; Electoral districts ; Employment ; Human geography ; Labor economics ; Local elections ; Occupations ; Political campaigns ; Political candidates ; Political elections ; Political geography ; Political organizations ; Political parties ; Political patronage ; Political philosophy ; Political power ; Political processes ; Political science ; Politicians ; Politics ; Social sciences ; Vote buying ; Voting
É parte de: Electoral Dynamics in Indonesia, 2018, p.1
Descrição: How do Indonesian politicians win elections? What appeals do they use to convince voters, and what sorts of networks, machines and organisations do they rely upon in order to reach out to them? In particular, to what extent do candidates win voters’ support by distributing cash, goods and other benefits, and to what extent are these strategies supplemented (or replaced) by other appeals, whether they be programmatic, charismatic or identity-based? This book sets out to answer these questions by way of a series of local case studies of grassroots electioneering across Indonesia in the lead-up to the 2014 legislative elections.
Editor: Singapore: NUS Press Pte Ltd
Idioma: Inglês

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