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6. “We Are Still Rebels”: The Challenge of Popular History in Bolivarian Venezuela
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- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Foreword: Venezuela’s Bolivarian Democracy ix
- Introduction: Participation, Politics, and Culture Emerging Fragments of Venezuela’s Bolivarian Democracy 1
- 1. Defying the Iron Law of Oligarchy I: How Does “El Pueblo” Conceive Democracy? 28
- 2. Participatory Democracy in Venezuela: Origins, Ideas, and Implementation 58
- 3. Urban Land Committees: Co-optation, Autonomy, and Protagonism 80
- 4. Catia Sees You: Community Television, Clientelism, and the State in the Chávez Era 104
- 5. Radio Bemba in an Age of Electronic Media: The Dynamics of Popular Communication in Chávez’s Venezuela 131
- 6. “We Are Still Rebels”: The Challenge of Popular History in Bolivarian Venezuela 157
- 7. The Misiones of the Chávez Government 186
- 8. Defying the Iron Law of Oligarchy II: Debating Democracy Online in Venezuela 219
- 9. Venezuela’s Telenovela: Polarization and Political Discourse in Cosita Rica 244
- 10. The Color of Mobs: Racial Politics, Ethnopopulism, and Representation in the Chávez Era 271
- 11. Taking Possession of Public Discourse: Women and the Practice of Political Poetry in Venezuela 298
- 12. Christianity and Politics in Venezuela’s Bolivarian Democracy: Catholics, Evangelicals, and Political Polarization 315
- Afterword: Chavismo and Venezuelan Democracy in a New Decade 340
- References 343
- Contributors 369
- Index 373
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Foreword: Venezuela’s Bolivarian Democracy ix
- Introduction: Participation, Politics, and Culture Emerging Fragments of Venezuela’s Bolivarian Democracy 1
- 1. Defying the Iron Law of Oligarchy I: How Does “El Pueblo” Conceive Democracy? 28
- 2. Participatory Democracy in Venezuela: Origins, Ideas, and Implementation 58
- 3. Urban Land Committees: Co-optation, Autonomy, and Protagonism 80
- 4. Catia Sees You: Community Television, Clientelism, and the State in the Chávez Era 104
- 5. Radio Bemba in an Age of Electronic Media: The Dynamics of Popular Communication in Chávez’s Venezuela 131
- 6. “We Are Still Rebels”: The Challenge of Popular History in Bolivarian Venezuela 157
- 7. The Misiones of the Chávez Government 186
- 8. Defying the Iron Law of Oligarchy II: Debating Democracy Online in Venezuela 219
- 9. Venezuela’s Telenovela: Polarization and Political Discourse in Cosita Rica 244
- 10. The Color of Mobs: Racial Politics, Ethnopopulism, and Representation in the Chávez Era 271
- 11. Taking Possession of Public Discourse: Women and the Practice of Political Poetry in Venezuela 298
- 12. Christianity and Politics in Venezuela’s Bolivarian Democracy: Catholics, Evangelicals, and Political Polarization 315
- Afterword: Chavismo and Venezuelan Democracy in a New Decade 340
- References 343
- Contributors 369
- Index 373