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100			_a Deuskar, Chandan _939711
245			_aClientelism and Planning in the Informal Settlements of Developing Democracies
260			_bSage, _c2019.
300			_aVol 34, Issue 4, 2019( 395-407 p.)
520			_aThe informal provision of benefits to the poor in exchange for political support, known as clientelism, often provides access to land and services for the urban poor in informal settlements in developing democracies. This review of multidisciplinary literature finds that while clientelism provides the urban poor with some access to the state, its benefits are often inadequate and inequitable. This kind of informal provision also disincentivizes or interferes with the implementation of formal plans. The literature provides some examples of transitions away from clientelism, but lessons for planners in facilitating such transitions are elusive.
650			_aglobal context of planning, _939712
650			_agovernance, _939713
650			_ainternational planning and development, _939714
650			_apolitics and society, _939715
650			_a poverty, _939716
650			_aclientelism, _939717
650			_a informality, _939718
650			_a informal settlements, _934131
650			_a slums, _933558
650			_aGlobal South _939719
773	0		_011114 _915488 _dSage, 2019. _tJournal of planning literature
856			_uhttps://doi.org/10.1177/0885412219842520
942			_2ddc _cART