Sabine Kurtenbach / Anais López Caldera

Venezuela: de la Pax Malandra a la Paz Ciudadana

Sammelband | 2023


  • Abstract

    Venezuela is an unusual context for a study on peace and peacebuilding and the main debates on Venezuela’s multiple crises, violences, and political developments tend to revolve around the question of the political regime, i.e., autocracy versus democracy, and the role of elections, as well as the sanctions the United States and the European Union imposed. The book is the result of a cooperation between various Venezuelan authors (academics and practitioners) under the coordination of FES office in Caracas and the GIGA, Hamburg. It provides an analysis with a “conflict and peace” lens besides the fact that its high levels of violence are not an open war or armed conflict. This perspective helps us to understand the main dynamics and the political economy driving violences and civil resistance.

    Forschungsprojekt

    Forschungsschwerpunkte

    Seitenumfang

    443

    ISBN

    978-980-6077-87-4

    978-980-6077-88-1

    Erscheinungsort

    Caracas

    Workshop | 22.02.2024 - 23.02.2024

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    Konferenz | 14.02.2024 - 16.02.2024

    Legados Violentos, Movimientos Sociales, Futuros Inciertos

    Legados Violentos, Movimientos Sociales, Futuros Inciertos, Universidad de Costa Rica, San José Désirée Reder (Organisator:in), Prof. Dr. Sabine Kurtenbach (Organisator:in), Alina Ripplinger (Panelbeitragende:r)

    In Central America, democracy and peacebuilding processes are currently threatened. Researchers and civil society representatives discussed potential pathways out of the crisis in a three-day workshop at the University of Costa Rica in San José, organised by GIGA.

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