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X-WR-CALNAME:Venezuela After Maduro: Democracy\, Authoritarian Rebalancing\
 , or Chaos
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DESCRIPTION:The U.S. military operation known as Operation Absolute Resolve
 \, which resulted in the capture and removal of Nicolás Maduro from Venez
 uela\, represents a watershed moment in hemispheric politics. The operatio
 n\, characterized by precision targeting\, limited duration\, and the abse
 nce of a formal occupation\, has nonetheless created a profound political 
 rupture inside Venezuela and raised far-reaching questions about sovereign
 ty\, legitimacy\, governance\, and democratic reconstruction.\n\nThis even
 t convenes scholars and practitioners to examine what comes after such a m
 ilitary intervention\, providing an analysis of post-extraction scenarios\
 , drawing on comparative experience\, Venezuelan political dynamics\, and 
 theories of post-authoritarian and post-conflict transitions.\n\nThe discu
 ssion does not seek to justify or condemn the intervention itself. Rather\
 , it aims to assess the range of plausible futures now confronting Venezue
 la and the conditions under which the current rupture could lead to author
 itarian rebalancing\, prolonged disorder\, or democratic recovery.\n\nSPEA
 KERS:\n\nMaría Ignacia CurielHéctor FuentesDorothy KronickHarold Trinkun
 asDiego A. Zambrano\n MODERATOR: Alberto Díaz-Cayeros
GEO:37.427319;-122.164625
LOCATION:Encina Hall\, William J. Perry Conference Room
SUMMARY:Venezuela After Maduro: Democracy\, Authoritarian Rebalancing\, or 
 Chaos
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/venezuela-after-maduro-demo
 cracy-authoritarian-rebalancing-or-chaos
CATEGORIES:Lecture/Presentation/Talk
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