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Latin America's eclusive democracies 1n1g2i
Synopsis 396x5q
This is a refreshing book: it contains nothing trite, rejects conventionality and academic fads, and unswervingly asserts a clear position on thorny issues. With this book, Bernardo Sorj has demonstrated once again what those of us who have followed his career already knew: not only is he an excellent sociologist, but above all, he is a true intellectual, a critical thinker who tackles the main issues of today’s world, and Latin America in particular. 4a3w18
Table of Contents 685p25
| Front Matter / Elementos Pré - textuais / Páginas Iniciales | Preview | |
| Prologue | Preview | |
| Introduction - the democratic paradox | Preview | |
| Chapter I - Citizenship and human rights | Preview | |
| Chapter II - From labor rights to minority rights | Preview | |
| Chapter III - “Civil Society,” NGOs, and the globalization of social agendas | Preview | |
| Chapter IV - Social t ransformations and the judicialization of social c onflict in Latin America | Preview | |
| Conclusions - politics without morals and morals without politics? | Preview | |
| Annex - a note on the interdisciplinary approach | Preview | |
| Bibliography | Preview |
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