“…This book offers a comprehensive exploration of research experiences in economics and sciences across various Latin American countries. Edited by prominent academics, it compiles insights from the International Congress on Research in Sciences and Economics held in Loja, Ecuador. …”
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“…It is intended for readers interested in anthropology, Latin American studies, and cultural geography, offering insights into the lived experiences and resilience of the Toba people…”

“…The book is intended for readers interested in Latin American history, migration studies, and social memory, and it draws on a combination of interviews, archival documents, and personal narratives to shed light on the lived experiences of these individuals and their enduring impact on regional identity…”

“…It addresses the historical interpretation and transformation of Aquinas's ideas from medieval to modern times, highlighting a divergence caused by neotomist and Latin Averroist perspectives. The author argues for a return to Aquinas's original understanding, emphasizing the intrinsic nature of truth and the hierarchical structure of sciences according to natural order. …”

“…It delves into financial project management, optimal working capital in enterprises, and economic convergence in Latin America. The authors analyze the effects of global crises on emerging markets and propose strategies for recovery and growth. …”

“…The book is intended for scholars, students, and readers interested in Latin American literature and the socio-cultural contexts of Mistral's era. …”

“…The book serves as a critique of historical and ongoing neocolonial practices, intended for readers interested in Latin American politics, human rights, and cultural identity…”

“…This book is intended for scholars and practitioners interested in education philosophy, Latin American studies, and critical pedagogy…”

“…The book discusses global shifts and their implications for Latin America, analyzing the influence of private enterprise on societal dynamics. …”

“…The book is a result of a collaborative research project focused on indigenous issues, social struggles, and national policies in Latin America, aiming to contribute to both academic study and public understanding of these complex events…”

“…Includes role of epidemic on socio-cultural reconceptualization of homosexuality and its other representations in Mexican and Latin Americanl iterature. Includes full text of Bohorquez' work, with illustrations that accompanied original 2016 publication. …”

“…It delves into the historical context and literary analysis of the tale, examining its African, Spanish, and Latin American roots. The author, Yolanda Hackshaw, analyzes various versions of the story from Panama and other regions, highlighting its role in cultural identity and oral tradition. …”

“…Intended for historians and scholars interested in Latin American history and colonial trade, the book also discusses the social and demographic changes prompted by immigration and the slave trade…”

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