Anarchism in Latin America by Ángel J. Cappelletti is a foundational historical study of anarchist thought and movements across Latin America. Originally written by the Argentine philosopher, this work offers a comprehensive, country-by-country analysis of anarchism’s social and political impact in the region.

This English edition, translated by Gabriel Palmer-Fernández, makes this important text accessible to a wider audience for the first time. It includes a modern introduction that expands on Cappelletti’s work, exploring how anarchist ideas intersect with contemporary issues such as feminism, environmentalism, and indigenous struggles.

A key reference for scholars, students, and readers interested in political philosophy, Latin American history, and radical movements, this book provides both historical depth and ongoing relevance.

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