Titlebook: Venezuela, ALBA, and the Limits of Postneoliberal Regionalism in Latin America and the Caribbean; Asa K. Cusack Book 2019 The Editor(s) (i

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Approaching Venezuela, ALBA, and Postneoliberalism,Venezuelan spearhead blunted and Ecuador’s model proving to be a far more moderate counterpoint. Ultimately, the idea of a postneoliberal wave of regionalism is undermined by the weak implementation and dubious impact of ALBA, which constitutes the theory’s principal empirical foundation.

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,The People’s Trade Agreement (TCP),and perceived clashes with other international institutions limited its reach. Bureaucratic sloppiness and resistance flourished in a context of weak accountability. Divisions over development strategies played out across national governance structures. And the ultimate failure of negotiations dealt a severe blow to ALBA’s credibility.

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Asa K. Cusackerences to Falstaff throughout the century were so numerous as to be unrivalled in Shakespeare’s, or any other dramatist’s characters. Though Shakespeare’s reputation grew in the last two decades of the seventeenth century evidence indicates that, overall, Ben Jonson’s reputation was higher and that

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Asa K. Cusack structures his texts, a syntagym that attempts the paradigmatic in its effort to totalise the discourse and bring about the unity James seeks. In the face of a language that works always already against his quest, James devised a hermetic system of signs which could speak only of themselves, ‘motiv

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Asa K. Cusacknd, bending slightly forward in the classic Daumier pose, taking in impressions of a painting This is a portrait, however, not merely of the occasional James — the art critic, friend and befriender of painters, biographer of a sculptor — but also of the essential James — the master of the art of fic

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Asa K. Cusacke was a grown man in the mid-Victorian period. He kept so abreast of his times that as a senior writer he was able to strike the modern note before modernism arrived. Yet it is true that this twentieth-century novelist grew up way back in the era of romanticism. In 1843 when James was born, Balzac h

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