by Daniel Wizenberg, Julián Varsavsky · CLAVE INTELECTUAL · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788494433863
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Two Argentine chroniclers, Daniel Wizenberg and Julián Varsavsky, traveled to the Korean peninsula without meeting, one to the north and the other to the south, to offer contrasting visions of life in the last chapter of the Cold War. The book explores how North Korea took communism to a quasi-monarchical system, while South Korea developed an authoritarian technocapitalism. Through sharp and entertaining chronicles, the authors intersperse their experiences with the analysis of philosopher Byung Chul Han on digital society and neoliberalism, revealing surprising similarities between both opposing models.
