“…It focuses on the Chilean case, but contains contributions on Brazil and Argentina. The text arises from various meetings that took place in 2020, each of the authors presented research and social programs that they developed during the pandemic period, highlighting the advances and possibilities of working with those who lived through the pandemic as young people. …”

“…The author, a prominent academic and participant in this evolution, provides a detailed narrative of the institutional and intellectual history of social sciences across countries such as Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay. Aimed at scholars and students of social sciences, the book emphasizes the importance of recovering critical traditions that have waned since the 1990s…”