by Eduardo Haro Tecglen · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788470809576
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«Qué son las dictaduras» is the political non-fiction essay by Eduardo Haro Tecglen, published by La Gaya Ciencia in paperback (77 pages, in Spanish).
A brief essay explaining what dictatorships consist of: their defining features, their mechanisms of power, and the consequences they leave on society. With an accessible approach, Eduardo Haro Tecglen presents the keys to these regimes and underscores the importance of democracy against them, in the political context of 1976.
It belongs to the «Biblioteca de Divulgación Política» collection and was published in 1976 in Barcelona. The work includes illustrations and indexes.
Aimed at readers aged 12 and up, it serves as an accessible introduction to the analysis of political regimes.
Eduardo Haro Tecglen was a Spanish journalist, writer and theatre critic.
