The Chavez phenomenon: political change in Venezuela

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The advent and governing style of, and issues facing colonel-turned politician Hugo Chavez since he became the president of Venezuela in 1998 with 58% of the vote is outlined. A brief account of the nature of the country's political environment is presented.

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Business as unusual: What the Chavez era tells us about democracy under globalization

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A study of democracy under globalization under the Chavez era is presented. The dramatic transformations taking place in health and education policy in Venezuela indicate what happens when poor countries are invited to participate in decision making.

Government expenditures, Evaluation, Economic aspects, Economic policy, Democracy, Globalization

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Populism in Venezuela: the rise of Chavismo

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The rise of new anti-party movement experienced during the 1990s in Venezuela has been discussed. This movement is referred to as Chavismo by the Venezuelans.

Political movements

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