Socio-economic voter profile and motives for Islamist support in Morocco

Based on an original dataset of merged electoral and census data, this article is a study of electoral support for the Islamist Party in Morocco in the 2002 and 2007 elections. It differentiates between the clientelistic, grievance and horizontal network type of supporters. We disentangle these prof...

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Published in:Party politics 2014-01, Vol.20 (1), p.116-133
Main Authors: Pellicer, Miquel, Wegner, Eva
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Census
Elections
Electoral College
Grievances
Islam
Morocco
Networks
Political opposition
Political parties
Profiles
Qualitative analysis
Socioeconomic factors
Values
Voters
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Elections
Electoral College
Grievances
Islam
Morocco
Networks
Political opposition
Political parties
Profiles
Qualitative analysis
Socioeconomic factors
Values
Voters
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