Popular economy for a non-capitalist society. Notes on the Venezuelan case

Authors

  • Reinaldo Iturriza López Ministerio para la Economía Popular, VenezuelaRevista Desde DentroUniversidad Central de Venezuela

Keywords:

Popular economics, opposition, revolutionary process, development model, anti-capitalist

Abstract

The article examines the initiatives that in the field of popular economics have, since 2004, propelles the Venezuelan state, specifically through the Misión Vuelvan Caras. It describes the progress of the revolutionary process from 1998 up to the beginning of 2006, stressing the argument that the destabilizing strategy of the Venezuelan opposition has been answered from the state and the popular movement with a radicalization of the political process. It is explained, that in this context, there exists the consolidation of an idea-force, which sustains a deep questioning of the development model that reigns in Venezuela, and which has made possible the application of public policies of anti-capitalist orientation.

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Author Biography

Reinaldo Iturriza López, Ministerio para la Economía Popular, VenezuelaRevista Desde DentroUniversidad Central de Venezuela

Coordinador de la Unidad de Comunicación del Ministerio para la Economía Popular, Venezuela, coordinador editorial de la revista Desde Dentro y profesor de la Escuela de Sociología de la Universidad Central de Venezuela.

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How to Cite

Iturriza López, R. (2016). Popular economy for a non-capitalist society. Notes on the Venezuelan case. Comentario Internacional. Journal of the Andean Center of International Studies, (7), 117–125. Retrieved from https://revistas.uasb.edu.ec/index.php/comentario/article/view/134

Issue

No. 7 (2007): La descolonización y el giro des-colonial

Section

Central Issue

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