Crony Capitalism in Mozambique: Evidence from Networks of Politicians and Businessmen

Andes Chivangue

No 135, CEsA Working Papers from CEsA - Centre for African and Development Studies

Abstract: This paper discusses crony capitalism in Mozambique, by analysing the social networks that exist among political and economic players, using the SNA Social Networks Analysis method. The variables are selected to identify cliques and the covariates that explain this network relationship are taken into account, namely military, ethnicity, family, politics, business, entrepreneurship, political party and gender. Policy implications are derived.

Keywords: Mozambique; social networks; crony capitalism; multivariate analysis; policy implications (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015-07
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