@report {1123386,
	title = {Apocalypse Now: Venezuela, Oil and Reconstruction},
	year = {2017},
	institution = {Columbia University{\textquoteright}s School of International and Public Affairs },
	abstract = {
	Venezuela is at a breaking point. The political, economic, financial, social and humanitarian crisis that has gripped the country is intensifying. This unsustainable situation raises several urgent questions: Which path will the embattled OPEC country take out of the current turmoil? What type of political transition lies ahead? What short-term and long-term impact will the crisis have on its ailing oil industry, economy and bond debt? What would be the best and most effective prescription for oil and economic recovery under a new governance regime? To discuss these matters, the Center on Global Energy Policy brought together on June 19, 2017 a group of about 45 experts, including oil industry executives, investment bankers, economists and political scientists from leading think tanks and universities, consultants, and multilateral organization representatives. This note provides some of the highlights from that roundtable discussion, which was held under the Chatham House rule.

},
	url = {https://energypolicy.columbia.edu/research/global-energy-dialogue/apocalypse-now-venezuela-oil-and-reconstruction-global-energy-dialogue},
	author = {Antoine Halff and Francisco Monaldi and Luisa Palacios and Miguel Angel Santos}
}
