This author focuses on examining political and social transformations, particularly within the context of post-communist countries. Their work is characterized by a deep analysis of the dynamics of power shifts and a critical perspective on contemporary global challenges. The author frequently explores themes such as nationalism, resistance to globalization, and alternative societal models. Their style is analytical and incisive, aiming to understand the complex processes shaping the modern world.
Why this book? Firstly, because the Spanish anarchist movement of the early 20th century was, without a doubt, the most powerful and influential anarchist movement on the planet and remains so even today. Secondly, because the Spanish anarchism that emerged before 1939 provided a very rich and innovative terrain for social and revolutionary