About the Catalog
The Association of University Presses of Latin America and the Caribbean (EULAC) presents the first Latin American University Presses Rights Catalog—a key part of its mission to publicize academic thought by publishing books in numerous countries and languages: 1128 books by 144 publishers in 11 countries.
A key to understand the world:
The knowledge published by Latin American and Caribbean University Presses
Welcome to EULAC’s Rights Catalog for the Special Edition 2021 Frankfurt Book Fair.
Environment
On this occasion we have made a selection of books about environment. We have two reasons for offering a thematic catalog this year: to join the worldwide concern for this topic so important for all of us and to show that the scientific knowledge produced in Spanish and Portuguese is relevant to find collective solutions to the problems that concern us all.
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Novelty 2022
The political struggle and economic, social and...
The political struggle and economic, social and cultural rights -
Novelty 2022
Women, university and gender equity: Approach from...
Women, university and gender equity: Approach from some higher education institutions in Pasto, Nariño -
Novelty 2022
Sexual Violence and the Right to Legal Abortion in...
Sexual Violence and the Right to Legal Abortion in Brazil: facts and reflections -
Novelty 2022
Entretiempo. Writings to transform Chile
Entretiempo. Writings to transform Chile -
Novelty 2022
Torture: The crime of Colima
Torture: The crime of Colima -
Novelty 2022
The Procrustes´ silences and the efforts of...
The Procrustes´ silences and the efforts of Theseus. Disabilities and university and indigenous accessibility -
Novelty 2022
Development and agribusiness in Brazil: problems...
Development and agribusiness in Brazil: problems of the past and dilemmas for the future -
Novelty 2022
Human Rights and Health: reflections and...
Human Rights and Health: reflections and possibilities for intervention