Unit 2 Political Institutions Questions: by STEPHANIE MAYER

What is patrimonialism

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Where the subjects of the regime directly benefit from the ruler. A form of maintaining a nondemocratic regime.

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What is going to be on the FRQ?

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What's bureaucratic authoritarianism?

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Heyy I can answer my own question! It's a regime that emphasizes a logical bureaucracy (technocratic leadership) making decisions to solve the state's problems, without "irrational" party politics or public involvement. This set the bureaucracy, businesses and military against the working class population. This often occurred in more developed countries throughout Latin America.

Patrimonialism is also often used to provide one religious or ethnic group power in the state.

2023-12-11 19:37:21 UTC

What's the difference between patrimonialism, co-optation, corporatism, and clientelism?

2023-12-11 20:02:04 UTC

We don't know - that was only for the first test

2023-12-11 20:02:54 UTC

Patrimonialism is pretty much synonymous with corruption. Power all comes from one central leader who extends power to people they like.

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What's pluralism?

2023-12-11 21:26:33 UTC

What do term limits have to do with legitimacy?

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