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Author: Steve Ellner Publisher: Durham : Duke University Press ISBN: Category : History Languages : en Pages : 296
Book Description
Teodoro Petkoff and the other members of the Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS) in Venezuela had aroused the ire of the orthodox communist leaders by claiming to be both authentic communists and true nationalists, not bound by the dictates of either the Moscow or Maoist/Beijing wings of the party. To infuriate the traditionalists even further, Petkoff and his associates succeeded in being more than isolated critics, as MAS quickly eclipsed the traditional Venezuelan Communist Party and became that country's leading leftist group. The author places MAS in its international national, and historical contexts in order to determine the extent to which it is a unique communist party, as it claims to be. He traces the theory of "national democratic revolution, " which MAS rejects, back to Lenin, and discusses the Latin American left's reevaluation of that thesis. Ellner examines the guerrilla movement in Venezuela, the student movement of the late 1960s, and the emergence of the "New Left" in other countries, especially noting their influence on the formation of MAS. He also discusses the group's role in Venezuelan elections and it's relations with the other parties.
Author: Steve Ellner Publisher: Durham : Duke University Press ISBN: Category : History Languages : en Pages : 296
Book Description
Teodoro Petkoff and the other members of the Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS) in Venezuela had aroused the ire of the orthodox communist leaders by claiming to be both authentic communists and true nationalists, not bound by the dictates of either the Moscow or Maoist/Beijing wings of the party. To infuriate the traditionalists even further, Petkoff and his associates succeeded in being more than isolated critics, as MAS quickly eclipsed the traditional Venezuelan Communist Party and became that country's leading leftist group. The author places MAS in its international national, and historical contexts in order to determine the extent to which it is a unique communist party, as it claims to be. He traces the theory of "national democratic revolution, " which MAS rejects, back to Lenin, and discusses the Latin American left's reevaluation of that thesis. Ellner examines the guerrilla movement in Venezuela, the student movement of the late 1960s, and the emergence of the "New Left" in other countries, especially noting their influence on the formation of MAS. He also discusses the group's role in Venezuelan elections and it's relations with the other parties.
Author: José Guerra Publisher: Dahbar ISBN: 9804250381 Category : Social Science Languages : es Pages : 158
Book Description
La historia se encargará de estudiar un curioso fenómeno ocurrido en Venezuela en los albores del siglo XXI: un militar anclado por los resentimientos abrió la puerta para que muchos intelectuales, que habían sobrevivido al naufragio del socialismo mundial, imaginaran una resurrección triunfante de la izquierda. Se discutió lo que debía hacerse para no repetir lo que había fracasado en el pasado. El esfuerzo fue en vano. La fuerza inexorable del tiempo se encargó de poner todo en su lugar y hoy Venezuela es una nación paria, destruida en sus cimientos, donde se acabó con lo bueno, que fue mucho, y con lo no tan bueno, que también fue bastante. Con un lenguaje ameno y no menos incisivo, el economista y diputado de la Asamblea Nacional de Venezuela, José Guerra, discute las bases ideológicas del socialismo del siglo XXI. Y realiza una evaluación sobre el camino recorrido a partir del año 2000. El epílogo disecciona una contradictio in terminis: el socialismo bolivariano, suerte de modalidad extravagante del socialismo del siglo XXI. Guerra trasciende en su análisis la idea de que estamos frente a una simple experiencia fallida. Para él, en el fondo se trata de que “se vea y perciba que, luego del derrumbe de la Unión Soviética, fue Venezuela el país donde se procuró revivir lo que se pensaba muerto y sepultado: el socialismo. Fue Venezuela una especie de laboratorio para ensayar algo ya frustrado’’.
Author: Steve Ellner
Author: Steve Ellner
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