Republicanismo cívico

Al arribar a Paraguay en octubre de 1955, Juan Domingo Perón dio su primera conferencia de prensa luego de su derrocamiento. Un corresponsal le preguntó entonces qué pensaba hacer para regresar al poder. Perón lo miró y le respondió: "Nada. Todo lo harán mis enemigos". Los siguientes dieciocho años de la historia argentina parecen resumirse en esa frase. Este nuevo libro de Mitos de la historia argentina está dedicado a dilucidar la primera década de proscripción del peronismo y de exilio de su conductor. Durante ese período, los sucesivos y diversos intentos de "desperonizar" al...

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El enfoque de sistemas surgio como un intento de superar la ciencia reduccionista que se habia mostrado incapaz de comprender los complejos fenomenos sociales y aun los biologicos y psicologicos. Francisco R. Sagasti ha sido uno de los impulsores de esta relativamente nueva tendencia del pensamiento en America Latina y en este libro examina la aplicacion que se dio, desde 1970, al enfoque de sistemas que comprende la conceptualizacion, la formulacion y la puesta en practica de politicas para el desarrollo cientifico y tecnologico en paises latinoamericanos.

Asserts that during the 19th-20th centuries, French antisemitism had a great influence in Spain, backed by the old Spanish medieval stereotypes about the Jews. The new French antisemitism described the Jew as a secret conspirator who wished to dominate the world and destroy European culture. In Spain, as in the rest of Europe, this image was used (mostly by militant Catholic circles) to rationalize the end of absolutism and the rise of liberalism. Later, the same stereotype was used to explain the Russian Revolution. After World War II, antisemitism in Spain declined, but in the 1990s the...