Description
Today, democracy is assumed to be the dominant system in the world. It guarantees the development of states as well as the wellbeing and security of societies both internally and externally. However, the practice of state functioning shows that systemic transformation is non-linear and specific to a given state. In the context of political changes, an interesting subject of analysis is the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela: it is a state that is currently at a crossroads in the context of political changes. Venezuela is a democratic state in the sphere of declarations, but an authoritarian state in the functional sphere. This shortform volume attempts to identify the main trends affecting the transformation process in Venezuela, offering a concise overview for students, researchers and professionals interested in Venezuelan politics.
Binding: Hardback
Binding: Hardback