Social change: Theory, history, and politics
In this book, Esteban Torres analyzes how visions of social change have evolved worldwide from ancient times to the present, linked to profound historical transformations. Readers will discover an analytical framework that debunks, in new terms, the Eurocentric narratives that still prevail in the 21st century. Starting with a diagnosis of the current situation, the text points to a path for updating the theoretical and political frameworks for addressing social change in Latin America.
"This is the beginning of an interesting and ambitious Latin American theory of social change: What fundamentally needs to be transformed? How and by whom? To what end?" —Göran Therborn
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