When running for office runs in the family: Horizontal dynasties, policy, and development in the Philippines
Political dynasties exist in practically every type of democracy, but take different forms in different places. Yet the types of dynastic structures have remained unexplored. We argue that horizontal dynasties—multiple members from the same political family holding different political offices concur...
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Main Authors: | DULAY, Dean C., GO, Laurence |
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Language: | English |
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2022
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