Resumen
Este artículo introductorio se divide de la siguiente manera: las siguientes dos secciones reseñan algunos aspectos de los estudios del clientelismo político y de los conceptos básicos que se encontrarán en la bibliografía académica contemporánea. La cuarta sección sintetiza la teoría de Javier Auyero sobre las causas y resiliencia del clientelismo. En la quinta sección se explora la relación entre clientelismo y políticas públicas. Por último, se resumen los textos que integran este dossier, los cuales representan una contribución significativa a la investigación sobre las causas y efectos del clientelismo en la época actual.
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