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Continuity and change in Venezuela’s Bolivarian Revolution / Buxton, Julia   Journal Article
Buxton, Julia Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract The aims and outcomes of the Bolivarian Revolution in Venezuela are fiercely contested. A sympathetic view sees the possibility of Left revolutionary transformation as destabilised by aggressive US and domestic opposition actions. Detractors trace an authoritarian path from President Hugo Chávez’s election in 1998 to an inevitable socialist implosion under his successor Nicolás Maduro two decades later. This article emphasises continuities between the Bolivarian Fifth Republic and the Fourth Republic that the Revolution displaced. These account for the limitations of the transformative process. Historical institutionalism explains the reproduction of rentier practices and centralised state management and political organisation, culminating in cascading crisis across regime types.
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Politics of narcotic drugs: a survey / Buxton, Julia (ed) 2011  Book
Buxton, Julia Book
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Publication London, Routledge, 2011.
Description xiv, 323p.Hardbound
Standard Number 9781857435016
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056405363.45/BUX 056405MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   115929


Return of the comrade: Venezuela re-elects Hugo Chavez / Buxton, Julia   Journal Article
Buxton, Julia Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
Key Words Economy  ;  China  ;  Venezuela  ;  Bolivarian Revolution  ;  Oil Deal  ;  Hugo Chavez  ; 
Re - Election 
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South America, peace operations and MINUSTAH: the view from Venezuela / Buxton, Julia   Journal Article
Buxton, Julia Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract This article explores the opposition to the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) articulated by the government of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez Frias and the broader Bolivarian critique of militarized intervention and the liberal peacebuilding agenda. It argues that the structural drivers of South and Central America's embrace of peace operations were fundamentally absent in Venezuela, placing the country on the outside of regional peacekeeping initiatives building up to and including MINUSTAH. The article addresses Venezuelan efforts to craft an alternative peace and security agenda, concluding that there are significant fiscal and institutional challenges to this being realized.
Key Words Peace Operations  ;  Venezuela  ;  South America  ;  MINUSTAH  ;  Hugo Chavez Frias 
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