Gabriel Hetland
Biographic Data
| ID | 258719 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gabriel Hetland |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gabriel |
| FAMILY NAME | Hetland |
| SIGNATURE | HETLAND G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University at Albany, State University of New York |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1500-0682 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Assessing Nicolás Maduro’s Legacy from the Left: A Critical Take
Democracy, hegemony, and the limits of the (first) pink tide: Response to reviews
Capitalism and Authoritarianism in Maduro’s Venezuela
The art of the impossible: Utopia and instrumentalism in contemporary electoral politics
The Promise and Perils of Radical Left Populism: The Case of Venezuela
Mainstream critics argue that populism inevitably leads to economic disaster and political authoritarianism. Venezuela is often pointed to as proof of this. Yet, while the profound crisis gripping Venezuela is undeniable, comprehensive analysis of Chavismo shows that populism, and specifically the radical left populism found in Venezuela, is more ambiguous. From 2005-2013 radical left populism in Venezuela reduced poverty and inequality, deepened…
Power and Resistance: U.S. Imperialism in Latin America
From System Collapse to Chavista Hegemony: The Party Question in Bolivarian Venezuela
During the 14 years Hugo Chávez was in office, Venezuela's party system experienced a 180-degree shift. When Chávez was elected in 1998, Venezuela's party system had collapsed because of a two-decade-long economic-cum-political crisis. His initial appeal was built, in large part, on his antiparty message, a stance that continued through the first half of his time in office. A series of factors, principally the need for a more cohesive organizatio…
Chavismo in Crisis: To stay in office, the Venezuelan government must address its major weaknesses
A mural of Simon Bolivar in Caracas. GABRIEL HETLANDSeventeen years have passed since Hugo Chavez took office in February 1999. During Chavez’s fourteen years as president, Venezuela rejected free
The labour of learning: Overcoming the Obstacles Facing Union-Worker Centre Collaborations
In the USA, the UK and elsewhere, community unionism appears a potentially fruitful strategy for organizing the growing numbers of workers holding precarious employment. In the USA there is increasing interest in a form of community unionism that may gain traction in the UK: union-worker centre collaborations. Unions and worker centres have struggled to collaborate, however, because of their structural, cultural and ideological differences. This …
The Crooked Line: From Populist Mobilization to Participatory Democracy in Chávez-Era Venezuela
The Crooked Line: From Populist Mobilization to Participatory Democracy in Chávez-Era Venezuela
From System Collapse to Chavista Hegemony: The Party Question in Bolivarian Venezuela
During the 14 years Hugo Chávez was in office, Venezuela's party system experienced a 180-degree shift. When Chávez was elected in 1998, Venezuela's party system had collapsed because of a two-decade-long economic-cum-political crisis. His initial appeal was built, in large part, on his antiparty message, a stance that continued through the first half of his time in office. A series of factors, principally the need for a more cohesive organizatio…
The labour of learning: Overcoming the Obstacles Facing Union-Worker Centre Collaborations
In the USA, the UK and elsewhere, community unionism appears a potentially fruitful strategy for organizing the growing numbers of workers holding precarious employment. In the USA there is increasing interest in a form of community unionism that may gain traction in the UK: union-worker centre collaborations. Unions and worker centres have struggled to collaborate, however, because of their structural, cultural and ideological differences. This …
The Promise and Perils of Radical Left Populism: The Case of Venezuela
Mainstream critics argue that populism inevitably leads to economic disaster and political authoritarianism. Venezuela is often pointed to as proof of this. Yet, while the profound crisis gripping Venezuela is undeniable, comprehensive analysis of Chavismo shows that populism, and specifically the radical left populism found in Venezuela, is more ambiguous. From 2005-2013 radical left populism in Venezuela reduced poverty and inequality, deepened…
Power and Resistance: U.S. Imperialism in Latin America
The art of the impossible: Utopia and instrumentalism in contemporary electoral politics
The Crooked Line: From Populist Mobilization to Participatory Democracy in Chávez-Era Venezuela
The labour of learning: Overcoming the Obstacles Facing Union-Worker Centre Collaborations
In the USA, the UK and elsewhere, community unionism appears a potentially fruitful strategy for organizing the growing numbers of workers holding precarious employment. In the USA there is increasing interest in a form of community unionism that may gain traction in the UK: union-worker centre collaborations. Unions and worker centres have struggled to collaborate, however, because of their structural, cultural and ideological differences. This …
Chavismo in Crisis: To stay in office, the Venezuelan government must address its major weaknesses
A mural of Simon Bolivar in Caracas. GABRIEL HETLANDSeventeen years have passed since Hugo Chavez took office in February 1999. During Chavez’s fourteen years as president, Venezuela rejected free
Power and Resistance: U.S. Imperialism in Latin America
From System Collapse to Chavista Hegemony: The Party Question in Bolivarian Venezuela
During the 14 years Hugo Chávez was in office, Venezuela's party system experienced a 180-degree shift. When Chávez was elected in 1998, Venezuela's party system had collapsed because of a two-decade-long economic-cum-political crisis. His initial appeal was built, in large part, on his antiparty message, a stance that continued through the first half of his time in office. A series of factors, principally the need for a more cohesive organizatio…
The Promise and Perils of Radical Left Populism: The Case of Venezuela
Mainstream critics argue that populism inevitably leads to economic disaster and political authoritarianism. Venezuela is often pointed to as proof of this. Yet, while the profound crisis gripping Venezuela is undeniable, comprehensive analysis of Chavismo shows that populism, and specifically the radical left populism found in Venezuela, is more ambiguous. From 2005-2013 radical left populism in Venezuela reduced poverty and inequality, deepened…
The art of the impossible: Utopia and instrumentalism in contemporary electoral politics
Democracy, hegemony, and the limits of the (first) pink tide: Response to reviews
Capitalism and Authoritarianism in Maduro’s Venezuela
Assessing Nicolás Maduro’s Legacy from the Left: A Critical Take
Political science (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Political economy (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Politics and Society in Latin America (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Democracy (3 works) · Economic history (3 works)