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| Map of Venezuela | |
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| Introduction to the 2011 Edition | |
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| Introduction to the 2005 Edition | |
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| Portrait of a President | |
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| A Baseball Game in Havana, November 1999 | |
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| The Disintegration of the Ancien R�gime | |
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| Provincial Origins in Barinas | |
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| From Barinas to Caracas: The Irresistible Flight from the Countryside | |
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| Preparing for a Bolivarian Rebellion | |
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| The Development of a Military Conspiracy | |
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| Banished to Elorza: Experiments in Civil-Military Cooperation | |
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| February 1989 (1): Rebellion in Caracas, the Caracazo | |
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| February 1989 (2): The Neo-Liberal 'Package' That Destroyed the P�rez Government | |
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| The Debate Between Military and Civilian Revolutionaries | |
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| The'Military Intervention' of Ch�vez, February 1992 | |
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| The Failed Coup d'�tat of Admiral Gr�ber, November 1992 | |
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| The Patriotic Front of Civilian Revolutionaries | |
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| Latin America's Experience of Radical Military Rebellion | |
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| Recovering the Revolutionary Traditions of the Nineteenth Century | |
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| The Legacy of Sim�n Bol�var, the Liberator | |
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| Robinson Crusoe and the Philosophy of Sim�n Rodr�guez | |
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| Ezequiel Zamora Invokes 'Horror a la Oligarqu�a' | |
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| Organising the Overthrow of the Ancien R�gime By Peaceful Means, 1992-1998 | |
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| Yare Prison and the Search for Political Allies | |
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| Politics in Guayana and the Rise of La Causa R | |
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| Ch�vez's Election Victory, December 1998 | |
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| Ch�vez in Power: The Early Years | |
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| The Constitutional Assembly and the New Constitution | |
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| When the Heavens Opened | |
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| Planning for an 'Endogenous' Agricultural Future | |
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| The New Politics of Oil | |
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| Divisions over the Economic Programme | |
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| Reforming the Judiciary | |
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| Developing a 'Bolivarian' Foreign Policy | |
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| Colombia: The Violent Neighbour | |
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| New Rights for Indigenous Peoples | |
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| The Changing Character of the Opposition | |
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| The Old Trade Unions Oppose the Revolution, October 2001 | |
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| The Three Opposition Attempts to Overthrow the Bolivarian Revolution | |
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| The Revolutionary Decrees of November 2001, the Resignation of Lu�s Miquilena, and the Mobilisation of the Opposition | |
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| The First Opposition Threat: The Coup and Counter-Coup of April 2002 | |
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| The Atmosphere after the April Coup | |
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| 'The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse': The Media War | |
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| The Second Opposition Threat: The 'Economic Coup' of December 2002 | |
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| Providing Food and Education to the People: The Development of the 'Missions', 2003-2004 | |
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| The Third Opposition Threat: The Recall Referendum of August 2004 | |
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| Epilogue: The Military and Civil Society | |
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| A Song for Bol�var | |
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| Ch�vez and Castro in Havana | |
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| The Rights of Indigenous Peoples | |
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| Sauce of Wonder | |
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| Postscript: Venezuela In 2011 | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index | |