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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Neo-patrimonialism"”.

  1. Performance management in Kenya's public service

    … The study was based on theoretical strands of neo-patrimonialism and new institutionalism. The nature of the inquiry informed the choice of a qualitative case study research design. Data was assembled through face-to-face interviews, some observations, and collection of documents from managers …

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  2. Analysing the emerging trends and patterns of political competition in Namibia’s democratic landscape: Political party systems and political elitism perspectives, 1990-2024

    … voting patterns within ii parties. Additionally, neo-patrimonialism and clientelistic practices have continued to undermine competitive multiparty politics in Namibia. The study further found that the emergence of political parties has had different effects on governance and democratic …

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  3. The Politics of Public Policy Decisions in Local Government in Uganda

    … result public policy decisions take the form of neo-patrimonialism as actors endeavour to accommodate each actor’s interests. Therefore although legal instruments such as the Local Government Act and the constitution grant local government the authority to make policy decisions within their area …

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  4. The nature of China’s relations with Africa: A comparative analysis of Sino-Botswana and Sino-Namibia relations

    … the Sino- African relations duplicate those of neo-colonialism or rather demonstrate a “partially neo-colonising power”. The Asian state tends to take advantage of weaknesses inherent in the political economic system of different African states, as exemplified by Botswana and Namibia case …

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