El proceso económico. México (1930-1960)

El libro da cuenta de los controvertidos a os que van desde el final de la segunda Guerra Mundial hasta el punto en el que casi en la totalidad de Am rica Latina se presenta una discontinuidad en el estilo de desarrollo.

Artículo de investigación publicado en el libro del Carnaval del Toro 2019. En él se narra os primeros pasos de la electricidad en el alto Agueda a finales del siglo XIX, la cual cambió la vida de esos pueblos.

Este es el más ambicioso de los libros dedicados hasta hoy al pasado de ese "Gran Mar". Abulafia nos lleva desde la Antigüedad hasta los albores del siglo xxi a través de un recorrido fascinante en el transcurso del cual conocemos las ciudades que sirvieron de escenario a esta historia y a los hombres que la protagonizaron.

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