Attic red figure pottery : workshops and trade (4th Century b.C.) : The case of Coimbra del Barranco Ancho (Jumilla, Murcia)

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En este libro el autor propone una nueva teoría para explicar el porqué del rotundo derrumbe de lo que durante tanto tiempo se ha llamado “campo socialista”. Asimismo, analiza el estado actual del régimen capitalista, su inminente e irremediable desaparición y sugiere las posibles vías desarrollo económico y social de la humanidad para llegar algún día a un socialismo que verdaderamente responda a su nombre, tanto desde el punto de vista económico como político y social.

Síntesis histórica del estado de Tamaulipas que abarca desde el pasado prehispánico como corredor de migración humana que pobló el continente americano; la llegada de los navegantes españoles en el siglo XVI y la vida colonial de la llamada Provincia de Oriente. Al término de la Independencia, Tamaulipas recibe el título de Estado Libre y Soberano. Como estado fronterizo con Estados Unidos, Tamaulipas se ha convertido en un estado de oportunidades económicas que han sido factor para la inmigración masiva del resto de México y para el desarrollo de grandes centros urbanos.

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