Selective incentives used to entice recruits to a rebel group to end dictatorial rule often form the basis for corruption under the new regime.

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Selective incentives, such as promises of power, wealth, or positions, can create expectations and a culture of entitlement among recruits. Once the regime changes, these individuals may seek to cash in on their contributions, leading to corruption and patronage within the new government.

Selective Incentives Used to Entice Recruits to a Rebel Group