Sanctions as War: Anti-Imperialist Perspectives on American Geo-Economic Strategy, a book recently published by Brill, offers a comprehensive account of economic sanctions…
Gregory Wilpert
Gregory Wilpert is a German-American sociologist, journalist, and activist who has covered Venezuela extensively for a wide variety of publications. He holds a Ph.D. in sociology (Brandeis University, 1994) and is author of the book, Changing Venezuela by Taking Power: The History and Policies of the Chávez Government (Verso Books, 2007). He is co-founder of the website Venezuelanalysis.com, was director of the teleSUR English website, and host and managing editor for The Real News Network. Currently he works as deputy editor at the Institute for New Economic Thinking.
As we hurtle towards an increasingly uncertain future because of the climate crisis that we humans have caused, a debate is intensifying…
The arrest of Peru’s leftist President Pedro Castillo represents the latest and most serious twist in the country’s on-going systemic political crisis,…
Interview on the origins of Venezuelanalysis and reflects on the relationship between commitment and objectivity in news reporting
The roots of the crisis can be found in massive capital flight and the related effort to maintain a fixed but overvalued exchange rate
Venezuela has become a popular argument against socialism amongst conservatives because of the deep economic crisis it is currently traversing
From economic sanctions to international pressure, how has the US strategy for regime change in Venezuela worked until now?
This is the best opportunity since 1998 that the opposition has to defeat the Bolivarian Revolution. So why are they boycotting the election?
Lucas Koerner is a journalist at Venezuelanalysis based in Caracas, Venezuela. Gregory Wilpert a German-American sociologist who earned a Ph.D. in sociology…
The CEO of the company that sold and operates the voting machines in Venezuela says that there was a discrepancy of 1 million votes
