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Necropolitica y Narcogobierno / Necropolitics and Narcogovernment
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Product Details
Author:
José Reveles
Format:
Paperback
Pages:
320
Publisher:
PRH Grupo Editorial (June 18, 2024)
Language:
English
Audience:
General/trade
ISBN-13:
9786073830973
ISBN-10:
6073830971
Weight:
11.8oz
Dimensions:
5.99" x 9" x 0.72"
File:
RandomHouse-PRH_Book_Company_PRH_PRT_Onix_full_active_D20260405T165752_155746803-20260405.xml
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RandomHouse
List Price:
$19.95
Country of Origin:
Mexico
Case Pack:
28
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$15.36
Publisher Identifier:
P-RH
Discount Code:
A
QuickShip:
Yes
Pub Discount:
65
Imprint:
Grijalbo
Overview
En México, la violencia se ha convertido en un fin en sí mismo.
En los últimos 18 años nuestro país pasó de horrorizarse ante la guerra a administrar la vida y la muerte.
Se ha consentido que el Estado catalogue a personas y a poblaciones como “desechables y superfluas” y fomente así su destrucción material.
De esta forma, México ha entrado en un estado de necropolítica, que ha conseguido transformar a sus habitantes en una mercancía intercambiable o desechable, según dicten los mercados políticos y financieros.
En esta obra, a caballo entre el periodismo y el ensayo sociopolítico, José Reveles —uno de los decanos del periodismo nacional— nos muestra la ruta que los mexicanos y sus gobiernos (o mejor dicho, narco gobiernos) han elegido recorrer rumbo a la deshumanización.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
In Mexico, violence has become an end in itself.
Over the last 18 years, our country has gone from horror at this situation to meting out life and death.
We have allowed the State to classify individuals and groups as “disposable and superfluous” and, therefore, candidates for destruction.
Mexico has entered a state of “necropolitics” that views the population as so much interchangeable and dispensable merchandise, whose worth is decided by political and economic factors.
In this book, somewhere between a journalistic piece and a sociopolitical essay, esteemed journalist José Reveles traces the route that Mexicans and their governments (or rather, narcogovernments) have followed in dehumanizing their countrymen.
En los últimos 18 años nuestro país pasó de horrorizarse ante la guerra a administrar la vida y la muerte.
Se ha consentido que el Estado catalogue a personas y a poblaciones como “desechables y superfluas” y fomente así su destrucción material.
De esta forma, México ha entrado en un estado de necropolítica, que ha conseguido transformar a sus habitantes en una mercancía intercambiable o desechable, según dicten los mercados políticos y financieros.
En esta obra, a caballo entre el periodismo y el ensayo sociopolítico, José Reveles —uno de los decanos del periodismo nacional— nos muestra la ruta que los mexicanos y sus gobiernos (o mejor dicho, narco gobiernos) han elegido recorrer rumbo a la deshumanización.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
In Mexico, violence has become an end in itself.
Over the last 18 years, our country has gone from horror at this situation to meting out life and death.
We have allowed the State to classify individuals and groups as “disposable and superfluous” and, therefore, candidates for destruction.
Mexico has entered a state of “necropolitics” that views the population as so much interchangeable and dispensable merchandise, whose worth is decided by political and economic factors.
In this book, somewhere between a journalistic piece and a sociopolitical essay, esteemed journalist José Reveles traces the route that Mexicans and their governments (or rather, narcogovernments) have followed in dehumanizing their countrymen.
