Publication: Caciques y facciones en República Dominicana
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2014
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Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
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El objetivo de este artículo es describir y clasificar los principales disensos internos en los partidos políticos dominicanos desde la transición a la actualidad, a partir de la tipología de Françoise Boucek, y evidenciar una conexión con la política clientelar. El faccionalismo potencia la lealtad personal frente a la partidista, dificulta la cooperación en la agregación de intereses y genera un sistema particularizado de recompensas dentro de un partido similar a la relación patrón-cliente que caracteriza a la representación política en el país.
The aim of this article is to describe and classify the major internal disagreements in Dominican political parties from the transition to the present, on the basis of the typology of Françoise Boucek, and to highlight the connection with clientelist politics. Factionalism encourages personal as opposed to party loyalty, hinders cooperation in the aggregation of interests and creates a system of particularized rewards within a party similar to the patronclient relationship characterizing political representation in the country.
The aim of this article is to describe and classify the major internal disagreements in Dominican political parties from the transition to the present, on the basis of the typology of Françoise Boucek, and to highlight the connection with clientelist politics. Factionalism encourages personal as opposed to party loyalty, hinders cooperation in the aggregation of interests and creates a system of particularized rewards within a party similar to the patronclient relationship characterizing political representation in the country.