by Anna Piazza, Armando Zerolo Durán, José María Carabante Muntada, Joseba Louzao Villar, Juan Tovar Ruíz, Jorge del Palacio Martín, Adriaan Kühn, Ángel Jorge Barahona Plaza, Ferrán Caballero Puig, Ricardo Calleja, Paloma de la Nuez Sánchez-Cascado, Oscar Elía Mañú, Diego Sebastián Garrocho Salcedo, José Luis López y López de Lizaga, José María Marco, Noel O'Sullivan, Carlo Altini, Giovanni Orsina, Luca Demontis, Camil Ungureanu, Miguel Ángel Quintana Paz, Javier Gil Guerrero, Valentina Gentile, Guillermo Graíño Ferrer, Rafael Ramis Barceló · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788430984152
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This book explores the intersection of politics, philosophy, and religion since 1945. Through in-depth analysis, various authors examine how these disciplines intertwine and influence each other in the contemporary historical context. It is a work that invites reflection on the ideas that have shaped the modern world.
José María Marco Tobarra is a Spanish essayist and liberal-conservative opinion journalist.
