Corrales, Javier Venezuela

• 2017 "¿Cómo explicar la crisis económica en Venezuela?" in La Revista Tribuna de Asuntos Públicos. File can be accessed here: 
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• 2017 “Venezuelans are still demonstrating. What happens next for the dictatorship of President Nicolás Maduro?” (with James Loxton), The Monkey Cage, The Washington Post, April 20. 
• 2017 Interview with Javier Corrales, “Can Venezuela protests break authoritarian rule of President Maduro?” Radio interview, The Current, CBC Radio, April 11. 
• 2017 Interview with Javier Corrales, “Los biógrafos del chavismo sobre la crisis,”La Tercera, Santiago, Chile, April 2. 
• 2017 Interview with Javier Corrales on the Venezuelan Supreme Court Crisis, All Things Considered, NPR, March 31.
• 2016 “Debate on the Comparison between Chávez and Trump,” with Dimitris Pantoulas, Alejandro Velasco, Nick Casey, Orlando Pérez, David Smilde, and Gabe Hetland, at Washington Office on Latin America, Venezuela Blog, November 6.
• 2016 Interviewed, “The Power of Television in Politics (16 minutes on air), WBEZ Chicago (NPR affiliate), September 26.
• 2016 “How Venezuela’s Repressive Government Controls the Nation Through Hunger,” The Huffington Post, August 12.
• 2016 “Coup Nouvelle:  Did We Just Witness a Coup in Venezuela?” (with Franz von Bergen), Latin America Goes Global, July 15.

                            Spanish Version

                            Referenced in “Army Rations,” The Economist, August 6.

• 2016 “Venezuela: Is This the Final Straw.” Americas Quarterly Web Exclusive, June 25.
• 2016 After Brazil, Will Venezuela Be Next in Removing the President” (with Diego Recinos), Americas Quarterly Web Exclusive, May 12.
• 2016 “Maduro Clings to Power with the Long Arm of the Law,” National Endowment for Democracy, Resurgent Dictatorship blog, April 14.
• 2016 “Venezuela’s Foreign Policy after Chávez: Why Normalization is Impossible” (with Carlos A. Romero).  In Jorge I. Domínguez, ed. U.S.-Latin American Relations (Routledge).
• 2016 “The Struggle for Marriage Equality in Venezuela: An Interview with Javier Corrales,” WOLA/Venezuela Blog, February 1. 

• 2015 “Venezuela’s Foreign Policy, 1920-2014” (with Carlos A. Romero).  In Jorge I. Domínguez and Ana Covarrubias, eds., Routledge Handbook of Latin America in the World (Routledge): 153-168.
  
  
• 2015 Dragon in the Tropics: Venezuela and the Legacy of Hugo Chávez, 2^nd edition (with Michael Penfold), (Brookings Institution Press).
• 2015 “The Election that Broke the Spell of Chávez,” Foreign Policy Online, November 8. 
• 2015 “Venezuela’s Media Isn’t Smearing the Opposition; It’s Making Them Invisible” (with Franz von Bergen), American Quarterly Web Exclusive (November 23).
• 2015 “The Trump-ification of Venezuela,” Americas Quarterly Web Exclusive, August 28, 2015.  
• 2015 “Don’t Blame It on the Oil,” Foreign Policy Online, May 7. 
• 2015 “Maduro puede sobrevivir” [Maduro can survive], Interview in Infolatam, January 20. 

• 2015 “The Autocratic Resurgence:  Autocratic Legalism in Venezuela,” Journal of Democracy 25, 1 (April):37-51.

                    Reprinted in Larry Diamond, Marc F. Plattner, and Christopher Walker, eds. 2016. Authoritarianism Goes Global:  The Challenge to Democracy. Johns Hopkins University Press, pp. 78-95.                                                

                    Quoted in “Maduro’s Muzzle,” The Economist, April 4, 2015.

                    Translated into Spanish by Juan Gabriel Delgado, in Cuadernos de Pensamiento Político (Madrid), 47, July/September 2015, pp. 69-82.

                    Portuguese Translation
  

• 2015 “On Madurismo.” Interview on Cable TV show (in Spanish), Club de Prensa, NTN24. 

• 2014 Senado atenderá a Venezuela si aumenta la inestabilidad” [Senate Will Focus on Venezuela if Instability Increases] Interview in El Nacional (Caracas), November 1. 
• 2014 “On the Departure of Jorge Giordani from Venezuela’s Cabinet,” Latin American Advisor, Inter-American Dialogue, July 3.
• 2014 “Venezuela’s Middle Ground.”  Foreign Policy Online, Democracy Lab, April 22. 

• 2014 “Democracy Ideas:   Authoritarianism in Venezuela.”  Recorded interview by Christopher Walker, National Endowment for Democracy, February 24, 2014.

• 2014 “Why Venezuelan Student Protesters Have Already Won.” The Washington Post, February 28.
• 2014 “El #12F en comparación con otras protestas en la historia reciente de Venezuela [The events of February 12 in comparison with other protests in Venezuela’s recent history,” ProDavinci (Caracas), February 12. 
• 2013 “Explaining Chavismo: The Unexpected Alliance of Radical Leftists and the Military in Venezuela  since the late 1990s.” In Ricardo Hausmann and Francisco Rodríguez, eds., Venezuela Before Chávez:  Anatomy of a Collapse,” (Penn State University Press).

• 2013 "Un Maduro más duro:  Venezuela after Chávez" Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies, Spring.
• 2013 U.S.-Venezuela Relations: Coping with Mid-level Security Threats (with Carlos A. Romero), Routledge Press, 228pp.

• 2013  El régimen híbrido de Hugo Chávez (Hugo Chávez's Hybrid Regime in Transition) Desafíos (Bogotá)

• 2013 Lo que el sueño se llevó: la herencia política de Chávez en Venezuela” [Gone with the Dream:  Chávez’s Political Legacy in Venezuela], Vanguardia Dossier 49, October/December, 2013, pp. 6-11.
• 2013 “Las incertidumbres del poschavismo.”  Vanguardia (Barcelona), September 22, 2013 (also in Catalan).  
• 2013 C-SPAN Video:  Presentation on “What’s in Store for Venezuela,” with Dan Restrepo, at the Inter-American Dialogue, Washington, DC (August 7, 2013). 
• 2013 Interview in La Tercera (Chile) on Maduro's first months in office, June 8, 2013.
• 2013 “Desangramiento y Renacimiento en Venezuela” (Bleeding and Renaissance in Venezuela). Post in the University of Salamanca’s blog, Con Distintos Acentos.
• 2013 "The Venezuelan Earthquake" The Huffington Post, April 15, 2013.
• 2013 Interviews for El Mercurio and La Tercera (Santiago, Chile), April 14.
• 2013 “Electoral Irregularities under Chavismo:  A Tally." Americas Quarterly Web Exclusive (April 11, 2013).
• 2013 "Venezuela's 2013 Presidential Elections and the United States:  The Three Key Numbers to Keep in Mind," Remarks at the Eighth Annual Latin American Symposium, Center for Hemispheric Policy, University of Miami (April 5, 2013).  
• 2013 Interview for "Siete Claves para entender las elecciones en Venezuela," by Abraham Zamorano, BBC Mundo (April 2, 2013), and for "Capriles y Maduro, frente a frente," by Gaspar Ramírez, El Mercurio (Chile, March 23, 2013).
• 2013 The House that Chávez Built, Foreign Policy Online (March 8, 2013).
• 2013 On Chávez's Death and Funeral, Interview, "Newshour," BBC World Service News (March 8, 2013); Teleconference Call, Americas Society and Council of the Americas (March 7, 2013); Interview, Marketplace, NPR (March 6, 2013). Interview, The Daily Wrap, The Wall Street Journal Radio Network.
• 2013 On the Devaluation, Interview (in Spanish), El Mercurio (Chile), February 10, 2013
• 2013 Video:  "Who Wins and Who Loses from Chávez's Absence (In Spanish), TV interview, "Efecto Naím," NTN24, January 14, 2013
• 2013 "¿Un nuevo régimen para Venezuela? [A New Regime for Venezuela?]" Americas Quarterly Blog, January 10, 2013.
• 2013 “La Decisión está tomada:  Venezuela se convierte en la primera república bicéfala de América” [The Decision has been made:  Venezuela becomes the first bicephalous republic of the Americas], La Tercera, Santiago, Chile (January 10). 
• 2013 "Chavismo After Chávez," Foreign Affairs Online, January 4, 2013. 
• 2013 “Venezuela’s Succession Crisis,” Current History 112, 751 (February):56-63. 
• 2013  On Venezuela after Hugo Chávez
• 2012 "Maduro is no Chávez, for Now."  Americas Quarterly Web Exclusive, December 10, 2012.
• 2012 Radio Interview, On Venezuela, “Up All Night,” BBC Radio 5 live.  And also in “Background Briefing with Ian Masters,” KPFK Los Angeles. 
• 2012 Radio Interview, “Hugo Chávez Unlikely President” ABC Radio (Australia)
• 2012 “How Chávez Does Business.”  Foreign Affairs Online, Lead Story (October 4). 
• 2012 “Venezuela.” In Joel Krieger, ed., Oxford Companion to Comparative Politics (Oxford University Press).
• 2012  Press Interview on the Ven Elections (in Spanish).  La Tercera (Chile, September 2).
• 2012  On Chávez's campaign platform.  Americas Quarterly Web Exclusive (August 22).
• 2011  Chávez's Declining Influence in Latin America.  World Politics Review (October 2011).
• 2011  Participatory Cancer in Venezuela.  Perspectives on the Americas.  Center for Hemispheric Policy, University of Miami (September 29).
• 2011  Conclusion, Dragon in the Tropics:  Hugo Chávez and the Political Economy of Revolution in Venezuela (Brookings Institution Press).

See review by Michael Shifter (June/July 2011).

See review by Boris Muñoz, in Spanish (July 2011).

See review by Herbert Koeneke R., in Spanish (March 2011).

See review by Francisco Monaldi, in Spanish (February 2011).

See review by Ibsen Martínez, in Spanish (March 2011).

• 2011  Why Polarize? Advantages and Disadvantages of a Rational-Choice Analysis of Government-Opposition Relations in Venezuela” in Jonathan Eastwood and Thomas Ponniah, eds., Revolution in Venezuela (Harvard University Press).

• 2011  Venezuela:  A Setback for Chávez (Journal of Democracy, January).

• 2011  Conflicting Goals in Venezuela’s Foreign Policy, in Ralph S. Clem and Anthony P. Maingot, eds., Venezuela’s Petro-Diplomacy: Hugo Chávez’s Foreign Policy (University Press of Florida), pp. 32-48.

• 2010  Relations between the United States and Venezuela, 2001-2009 (with Carlos A. Romero).  In Jorge I. Domínguez and Rafael Fernández de Castro, eds.  Contemporary U.S.-Latin American Relations (Routledge).
• 2010 “Cambios en el tipo de régimen y la nueva política exterior de Venezuela.” In Francesca Ramos, Carlos A. Romero, and Hugo Eduardo Ramírez, eds., Hugo Chávez:  Una década en el poder (Bogotá:  Observatorio de Venezuela, Universidad del Rosario).
• 2010 “Venezuela’s Parliamentary Elections:  Change Can’t Happen,” (with Mauricio Cárdenas)  Brookings Institution. 

• 2010 “China and Venezuela’s Search for Oil Markets, or Why Venezuela is Trapped, for Now,” In Alex Fernández and Barbara Hogenboom, eds.  Latin America Facing China: South-South Relations beyond the Washington Consensus (Berghahn Books).  

• 2010  The Repeating Revolution:  Chávez's New Politics and Old Economics, in Kurt Weyland, Raúl L. Madrid, and Wendy Hunter, eds., Leftist Governments in Latin America (Cambridge University Press).

• 2009  Venezuela's Foreign Policy:  Using Social Power to Balance Soft Power.  Washington Quarterly32, 4 (October):97-114.
• 2009 “For Chávez, Still More Discontent.” Current History 108, 715(February):77-82.

• 2009 “Venezuela’s Parliamentary Elections:  Change Can’t Happen,” (with Mauricio Cárdenas)  Brookings Institution website, at http://www.brookings.edu/opinions/2010/0923_venezuela_elections_cardenas.aspx

• 2009   Venezuela:  Petro-Politics and the Promotion of Disorder.   In Freedom House, Undermining Democracy; 21st-century authoritarianism (New York, Freedom House).

• 2008    Volkstribunen unter Druck [Populism Under Pressure].   Die Zeit (December 4).  
•                     Original in English.
• 2008 “Venezuela’s Domestic Politics and Foreign Policy:  Current Trends.”  Testimony before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Foreign Affairs, Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere, Washington, DC, July 17, 2008. 

• 2007      The Venezuelan Regime Today:  Strengths and Weaknesses.
  
• 2007      “El subsidio a la oposición:  las ventajas para el oficialismo” [Subsidizing the opposition: why it might be advantageous for incumbents] in Günther Maihold, ed., Venezuela en retrospectiva:  los pasos hacia el regimen chavista (Frankfurt and Madrid:  Verveurt Verlag and Iberoamericana).
• 2007      Venezuela:  Crowding Out the Opposition. Journal of Democracy (with Michael Penfold).2009     For Chávez, Still More Discontent.  Current History 108, 715 (February):77-82.
  

• 2006       “Hugo Boss.”  Foreign Policy 152 (January/February):32-40.

•  2005       “In Search of a Theory of Polarization:  Lessons from Venezuela, 1999-2005.”  European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies 79 (October):105-118.
• 2002 Presidents Without Parties.  Economic Reforms in Argentina and Venezuela.  University Park, PA:  Pennsylvania State University Press, 364 pp.

• 2000       “Hugo Chávez Plays ‘Simon Says.’” Hopscotch 2, 2 (Summer):38-49.
• 1999   “Venezuela in the 1980s, the 1990s and Beyond: Why Citizen-Detached Parties Imperil Economic Governance,” David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies News, Harvard University (Fall):26-29.
• 1997 “El presidente y su gente: conflicto y cooperación entre los ámbitos técnicos y políticos en Venezuela, 1989-1993” [The president and his people: conflict and cooperation between technocrats and politicians in Venezuela, 1989-1993].  Nueva Sociedad 152 (Caracas, November-December).