2013
DOI: 10.1177/0094582x13476005
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Institutional Conflict and the Bolivarian Revolution

Abstract: A case study of the shift in Venezuela's attitude toward the negotiation of the Free Trade Area of the Americas sheds light on Jorge Castañeda's distinction between a "wrong left" and a "right left" in Latin America. Castañeda's reliance on the "origins" of Latin American leaders as the primary explanation for their governance styles is both deterministic and incomplete. By employing Nicos Poulantzas's "relational" approach to the state, which conceptualizes the state as a strategic field of social relations, … Show more

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