Venezuela such as an example of a stable dictatorship in Latin America
Abstract The following article aims to analyse the current situation in Venezuela, identifying some helpful information written by academics on this topic. Thus, this essay will focus on the five stages a government faces when it loses legitimacy, as described by Samuel Huntington in his book...
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Universidad ICESI
2023-12-01
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| Series: | Trans-pasando Fronteras |
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| Online Access: | https://www.icesi.edu.co/revistas/index.php/trans-pasando_fronteras/article/view/5802 |
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The following article aims to analyse the current situation in Venezuela, identifying some helpful information written by academics on this topic. Thus, this essay will focus on the five stages a government faces when it loses legitimacy, as described by Samuel Huntington in his book Democracy's third wave. Furthermore, after analysing them, it will draw some arguments explaining why Venezuela has not made a U-turn into democracy yet, to end with a conclusion.
Key Words: illiberal Democracy, electoral democracy, Venezuela.
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| ISSN: | 2248-7212 2322-9152 |