Description
Everyone Mobilize
Book Summary
A work that analyzes the cracks in the contemporary economic, political, and social system, and how these have given rise to a new cycle of activism and protest. The reader will find an exploration of the unresolved structural problems that continue to generate inequality and injustice, and an approach to the groups and citizen platforms that are emerging to demand change. An essay that connects social disenchantment with collective mobilization as a tool for transformation.
What is it about?
The book addresses the economic, political, and social problems that persist without resolution and are constantly reflected in current news. From there, it offers an approach to the social and political activism that is manifested in the public sphere today. The work explicitly shows the prevailing disenchantment in the labor, social, and cultural spheres, and explains how numerous emerging groups and platforms unite with the common purpose of promoting structural transformations. The ultimate goal is to contribute to combating and eradicating the injustices that strike society daily.
Main Topics
- Analysis of unresolved structural problems in the economy, politics, and society.
- Contemporary political and social activism in the public sphere.
- Labor, social, and cultural disenchantment as a driver for mobilization.
- Emergence of groups and citizen platforms for system transformation.
- Social mobility, social interaction, and protest movements.
Who is it recommended for?
This book is aimed at readers interested in the critical analysis of current social and political reality, as well as those seeking to understand the causes of citizen discontent and the rise of protest movements. It is especially useful for students and professionals of social sciences, sociology, political science, and cultural studies, as well as for activists and people involved in social change processes.
What this book offers
- A clear and documented vision of the structural problems that fuel social conflict.
- Context and analysis on the emergence of new forms of activism and collective mobilization.
- Tools to understand the link between individual disenchantment and organized political action.
- A critical perspective that invites reflection on possible ways to transform the system.
Technical Data Sheet
- Author: Corbalán; Hellin
- Publisher: Anthropos Editorial
- Language: Spanish
- Topic: Literary essays, cultural studies, social issues and processes, social mobility, social interaction, anarchism, political activism, demonstrations and protest movements
- Collection: Divulga
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication Date: September 2019
- Number of pages: 224
- Weight: 274 g
Editorial Assessment
A timely and necessary essay for understanding the climate of social mobilization that characterizes our time. Its value lies in connecting the analysis of structural problems with organized citizen response, offering the reader a comprehensive view of contemporary activism. Recommended for those who seek to go beyond superficial information and delve into the causes and dynamics of social protest.