- Acknowledgments
- Introduction: The Revolution in Venezuela [Jonathan Eastwood]
- I. State/Society Relations
- 1. State Reflections: The 2002 Coup against Hugo Chávez [Fernando Coronil]
- 2. Why Polarize? Advantages and Disadvantages of a Rational-Choice Analysis of Government-Opposition Relations under Hugo Chávez [Javier Corrales]
- 3. Venezuela’s Experiment in Participatory Democracy [Gregory Wilpert]
- 4. Venezuela’s Presidential Elections of 2006: Toward 21st Century Socialism? [Margarita López-Maya and Luis E. Lander]
- II. The Bolivarian Project
- 5. Advancing Women’s Rights from Inside and Outside the Bolivarian Revolutions, 1998–2010 [Cathy A. Rakowski and Gioconda Espina]
- 6. Venezuela in the Chávez Years: Its Economy and Influence on the Region [Mark Weisbrot]
- 7. History Is Not Over: the Bolivarian Revolution, “Bario Adentro,” and Health Care in Venezuela [Carles Muntaner, Haejoo Chung, Qamar Mahmood, and Francisco Armada]
- 8. The New Balancing Act: International Relations Theory and Venezuela’s Foreign Policy [Mark Eric Williams]
- Conclusion: The Conceptual Revolution in Venezuela [Thomas Ponniah]
- Bibliography
- Editors and Contributors
SERIES ON LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
Series on Latin American Studies 23
The Revolution in Venezuela
Social and Political Change under Chávez
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