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The State as a Battlefield,an aim of state transformation. Consequently, Strønen shows how popular sector activists resorted to habituated practices of drawing on personalized networks in order to access and transform the state in accordance with the ideals of participative politics from below.

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Moralities, Money and Extractive Capitalism,rom US culture, but also how popular struggles for converting Bolivarian ideology into new political and social moralities were confounded by ambivalent practices and imaginaries linked to wealth, consumption and class struggle.

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,Final Reflections: Understanding the “Revolutionary Petro-State”,g oil as a social property allows us to inquire into how resource wealth is distributed and what kind of society this generates, as well as how oil, in essence, is interlocked with broader notions of modernity, development and limitless growth through extractive capitalism.

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Structure, Organisation and Management,unt of shantytown residents’ memories of state violence, poverty and marginalization during the Puntofijo era, in particular focusing on the political and social crisis leading up to the . massacre in 1989.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-21628-2 imaginary of “the people’s oil” and “my drop of oil” was ambivalently conceptualized within the Bolivarian process both at the level of the state as well as at the grassroots. This generated multi-faceted conceptualizations of how resources should be administered and distributed and who were “deserving” recipients of oil wealth.

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Physical Methods in Organic Chemistryion gained salience as a social practice in Venezuela in the context of its colonial and post-colonial development trajectories, but also how “corruption” as a social template forms part of a broader discourse about the amoralities and social ills that historically have been ingrained into the country’s social and political body.

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Understanding the Bolivarian Revolution from Below,unt of shantytown residents’ memories of state violence, poverty and marginalization during the Puntofijo era, in particular focusing on the political and social crisis leading up to the . massacre in 1989.

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