Barrios, Roberto, y García-Acosta, Virginia (Eds.) (2026). A Revelatory Pandemic: Crisis, Agency, and COVID in Latin America. Berghahn Books

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Publiée 01-10-2026
Sandrine Revet

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Revet, S. (2026). Barrios, Roberto, y García-Acosta, Virginia (Eds.) (2026). A Revelatory Pandemic: Crisis, Agency, and COVID in Latin America. Berghahn Books. Papeles De Identidad. Contar La investigación De Frontera Papeles Del CEIC, 2026(2), papel crítico 109. https://doi.org/10.1387/pceic.28560
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