Clientage Networks is a social and political structure in medieval political history characterized by reciprocal relationships between a patron and dependent clients, distinguishing it from other forms of allegiance through its personalistic, hierarchical, and often non-territorial bonds of loyalty and service.
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- DBD. B. Campbell
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- SJSavitri Jivatram Shahani
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University of Sussex
Brighton, United Kingdom
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SOAS University of London
London, United Kingdom
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Universidad de Londres
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Montgomery College
Rockville, United States
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University of London
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- The American Historical Review
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- Journal of Arabian Studies
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- Britannia
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- French Historical Studies
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