El pensamiento social mexicano en el último cuarto del siglo

This article illustrates the way in which a State as traditionally as powerful as the Mexican one, despite its success in integrating the economy into the world market, actually led to the violent disarticulation of an already precarious social fabric, distancing majority aggregates of society from minimum levels of living standards, social justice and democratic behavior based on the strengthening of citizenship. Given this outlook, how can a change in cultural perspective be wrought that would lead to the material and moral reconstruction of collective identities, if the groups capable of self-organization constitute none other than the principal adversary of the regimes that promote globalization

Art · Humanities · Latin American socio-political dynamics · Public Policy and Governance · Social Sciences and Policies

• Cuestión social, problema social y justicia social en el pensamiento social mexica

  Open Access•Jesús Ramos Reyes•Secuencia•2021

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