Reflections on the Venezuelan transition from a capitalist representative to a socialist participatory democracy: What are planners to do?
C Irazábal, J Foley - Latin American Perspectives, 2010 - journals.sagepub.com
Venezuela is experiencing a transitional political process in which the government and the
majority of Venezuelans want to move from a capitalist representative democracy to a more
socialist participatory democracy. This transition is enmeshed in complexities,
contradictions, and political opposition. Reflection on the experience of accompanying
neighborhood groups in local decision making in Caracas from 2002 to 2006 suggests that
planning practitioners and scholars can be allies in the grassroots processes of …
majority of Venezuelans want to move from a capitalist representative democracy to a more
socialist participatory democracy. This transition is enmeshed in complexities,
contradictions, and political opposition. Reflection on the experience of accompanying
neighborhood groups in local decision making in Caracas from 2002 to 2006 suggests that
planning practitioners and scholars can be allies in the grassroots processes of …
Reflections on the Venezuelan Transition from a Capitalist Representative to a Socialist Participatory Democracy: What Are Planners to Do?
CE Irazabal Zurita, J Foley - 2010 - academiccommons.columbia.edu
Venezuela is experiencing a transitional political process in which the government and the
majority of Venezuelans want to move from a capitalist representative democracy to a more
socialist participatory democracy. This transition is enmeshed in complexities,
contradictions, and political opposition. Reflection on the experience of accompanying
neighborhood groups in local decision making in Caracas from 2002 to 2006 suggests that
planning practitioners and scholars can be allies in the grassroots processes of …
majority of Venezuelans want to move from a capitalist representative democracy to a more
socialist participatory democracy. This transition is enmeshed in complexities,
contradictions, and political opposition. Reflection on the experience of accompanying
neighborhood groups in local decision making in Caracas from 2002 to 2006 suggests that
planning practitioners and scholars can be allies in the grassroots processes of …
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