rule, caudillismo, and caciques and caciquismo. One Argentine intellectual, Carlos Octavio Bunge viewed caciquismo as emerging from anarchy and political...

According to Romero Maura, Costa and those who share his interpretation view caciquismo as a political manifestation of the economic dominance of landed and financial...

represented the entire Spanish world Cruz Artacho, Salvador (2003). "Caciquismo y mundo rural durante la Restauración". In Gutiérrez, Rosa Ana; Zurita...

Luzón, Javier Moreno (July 2007). "Political Clientelism, Elites, and Caciquismo in Restoration Spain (1875--1923)". European History Quarterly. 37 (3)...

leader who exercises significant power in the political system known as caciquismo, and is sometimes translated as "Bossism." In various Austronesian languages...

(PSOE) blamed the Government for supposed election fraud in small towns (caciquismo), which was incorrectly supposed to have been wiped out in the 1900s by...

economic migration. He is particularly critical of the persistence of caciquismo – the control exercised by powerful local figures over the political process...

Buganda and the omukama of Toro typify the Ugandan chieftaincy class. El caciquismo is a distorted form of government through which a political leader has...

 1–188. ISBN 84-239-8959-3. Romero Salvador, Carmelo (2021). Caciques y caciquismo en España (1834-2020) (in Spanish). Prologue by Ramón Villares. Madrid:...

corruption Robert Kern, The caciques: oligarchical politics and the system of caciquismo in the Luso-Hispanic world. Albuquerque, University of New Mexico Press...

ISBN 84-7564-091-5. Maqua, Javier (2006). "Juan Diego. El malo. Cosechas del caciquismo". In Castro de Paz, José Luis; Pérez Perucha, Julio (eds.). Picas en Flandes:...

majority of the population was illiterate and lived under the regime of caciquismo. The war greatly reduced the Spanish Empire. Spain had been declining...

domination, especially rooted in rural areas and small cities, was known as caciquismo.[citation needed] While mass destruction of ballots can be difficult to...

Commons has media related to Province of Teruel. Teruel.org Teruel Info. – Caciquismo & desarrollismo – N.B. This text-only website is in Japanese. Content...

government (turnismo). Election fraud (materialized in the so-called caciquismo) became ubiquitous, with elections reproducing pre-arranged outcomes struck...

Retrieved 23 February 2012. Castillo, H. (1990). La Sociedad de la Basura: Caciquismo Urbano en la Ciudad de México. Second Edition. Mexico City: UNAM. Bernstein...

magazine Andalucía. The assembly discussed such topics as centralism, caciquismo, hunger, and bread and put forth a claim for "la Patria Andaluza" to the...

himself the "iron surgeon" who had to achieve the "dismantling of the caciquismo" that Joaquín Costa had talked about at the beginning of the century....

depending on the case. The Indianos became local leaders in the era of caciquismo (late 19th and early 20th century), a period in which large contingents...

Ban (title) Cult of personality Great man theory Leaderism Conducător Caciquismo and Caudillismo Personalismo Hamil, Hugh M., ed. (1992). Caudillos: Dictators...

and the King. Maura had first entered the political arena to fight the caciquismo culture, which he considered a cancer of Spanish political culture and...

junta. During the long period of the Restoration (1875–1923), symptoms of caciquismo (the network of social relations based on clientelism underpinning the...

 57. ISBN 84-239-8959-3. Romero Salvador, Carmelo (2021). Caciques y caciquismo en España (1834-2020) (in Spanish). Prologue by Ramón Villares. Madrid:...

candidates) became the key point of a system that was based on the so-called caciquismo: the local predominance of personalities of great social prestige and...

Benedict Anderson from the Taíno word Cacique and its modern derivative "caciquismo" (sometimes translated as "Bossism"), which refers to a political boss...

Costa first proposed the iron surgeon in his 1902 work Oligarchy and Caciquismo as the Current Form of Government in Spain: Urgency and Means of Changing...

regenerationist literature was Joaquín Costa. In 1901 he published Oligarquía y caciquismo, in which he pointed to the political system of the Restoration as the...

Tucson: University of Arizona Press 1982. Falcón, Romana. Revolución y caciquismo: San Luis Potosí 1910-1938. Mexico City: El Colegio de México 1984. Newspaper...

communications and the lack of a true national market, regional caudillismo or Caciquismo predominated in the Dominican social and political scene. This time the...

Kern, Robert, ed. The Caciques: Oligarchical Politics and the System of Caciquismo in the Luso-Latin World. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press 1973...