Co-editions with institutions in Latin America and the Caribbean
To close out the year, we are presenting five new titles in co-edition with different institutions in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Dictatorship , which emerged from a CONICET research project, brings together reflective works from a diverse group of scholars who critically compose, without exhausting, a lexicography of the persistences and innovations of this fundamental, controversial and polysemous political concept of Political Theory.
Cosmopolitan Critical Sociology , in homage to Federico Schuster, brings together works by different researchers on the positioning of Latin American sociology in the global space and in the history of knowledge.
Based on a general theory of Solidarity Economy, it provides theoretical tools to serve the social flow of resistances to carry out collective reflection exercises on their own actions within a time of crisis and collapse scenarios such as the present.
Thinking about America allows us to broaden and strengthen exchanges, learning, and interventions in debates in the political, economic, and social spheres, which allow us to continue talking about more humane and less colonial horizons of hope.
Vamos por el socialismo argues that socialism remains a source of hope and is the only one that can bring about real improvement for the entire human race.
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