Titlebook: Venezuela – Dimensions of the Crisis; A Perspective on Dem Miguel Angel Latouche,Wolfgang Muno,Alexandra Geri Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if a

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From Monroe to Bolívar and Back? US-Venezuela Relationsn recent years, drawing on the two historical figures of Monroe and Bolívar symbolizing different understandings of the relationship at hand. In particular, we trace current patterns of antagonism and interdependence characterizing the relationship in view of governmental changes on both sides.

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Difficult but Necessary: Venezuela-Colombia Relations Throughout Time—A Historical Depiction of Two insurmountable tensions. The article furthermore seeks to analyze why bilateral relations have been rather conflictive than cooperative in the past three decades and what have been the decisive factors, taking into consideration the main actors, namely the Colombian and Venezuelan presidents.

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,Introduction: Venezuela—Dimensions of the Crisis, to the next, a process in which something ceases to exist as such and transforms its nature to become something else. In general, these are processes of adjustment to reality, which are full of uncertainty. During a crisis, it becomes difficult to make long-term forecasts. Crises are complex situat

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Can an Evolutionary Order Be Schizophrenic? Reading Venezuelan Politics from an Institutionalist Perossibility to build coherent social agreements based on consensus, but instead, on a dynamic of permanent political confrontation and power accumulation. In this sense, . has advanced a profound process of institutional transformation that seeks to guarantee its permanence in power, the undermining

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Ideological Aspects of Venezuela’s Current Dividehat ideology alone does not give a thorough explanation of Venezuela’s conflicts, like the salient effects of oil wealth on historically poor nations, the context of a centuries-long authoritarian culture, and the consequences of deeply embedded social and sometimes racial divisions, might provide c

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The Quest for Democracy: Venezuela in the Twentieth and Twentyfirst Centuriestion in a mostly autocratic region. By now, the situation is the opposite: Venezuela is in a state of crisis and autocratic rule, while the rest of Latin America is mostly democratic. The dramatic decline of the country is the result of populist misrule during the presidency of Hugo Chávez and his s

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Discretionality and Disarticulation in the Venezuelan Public Administrationtrative perspective. It assumes the actors’ point of view taking into consideration their biases and heuristics. Therefore, the epistemological postures that have been assumed are Phenomenology and Hermeneutics seeking the comprehension of the actors and the situations they are involved in. The theo

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