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The 9 pages that link to Political patronage, each with the reason it gives.

• PatronageBroader topic: Political patronage uses control over public resources to reward allies.

• OligarchyRelated: Patronage lets rulers build loyal networks that sustain a narrow governing coalition.

• Robert WalpoleRelated: Walpole used appointments and influence to maintain loyalty among MPs and political allies.

• ClientelismRelated: Patronage supplies resources that can maintain client networks beyond elections.

• United RussiaRelated: Analysts use patronage to explain how governing networks can reinforce party loyalty.

• Pendleton Civil Service Reform ActCompared with: The act restricted this job-allocation practice in covered federal positions.

• William TubmanRelated: Patronage helped Tubman build loyalty across an expanding political system.

• Augusto B. LeguíaRelated: Patronage helped Leguía build and maintain a loyal governing coalition.

• ParticracyRelated: Party networks can use appointments and resources to reinforce organizational loyalty.