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Since its founding in Madrid in 1990, Catarata has published over 1,500 titles, establishing itself as a key player in Spain’s intellectual and cultural landscape. Specializing in non-fiction, their editorial vision is defined by clarity, intellectual rigor, and a strong commitment to social relevance.
TITLES
El eterno retorno de la cuestión judía (The eternal return of the Jewish question)
ANTISEMITISMO (Antisemitism)
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History, Current Issues
Alejandro Baer
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Antisemitismo is a concise yet powerful account of the world’s oldest prejudice—tracing its historical forms and decoding its modern disguises. Alejandro Baer offers a vital, timely guide for global readers confronting resurgent antisemitism today.
Transformando el mito romántico (Transforming the Romantic Myth)
MUJERES QUE YA NO SUFREN POR AMOR (Women Who No Longer Suffer for Love)
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Society, Current Issues
Coral Herrera Gómez
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RIGHTS SOLD: Portuguese
"Women Who No Longer Suffer for Love" is a bold and empowering guide to breaking free from the myth of romantic love. Coral Herrera shows how women can stop suffering for love and instead build healthy, joyful, and equal relationships. Portuguese rights have already been sold, proving this book’s international appeal — now is the perfect time to bring it to your market.
Una batalla global por controlar la tecnología del futuro (A Global Battle to Control the Technology of the Future)
CHIPS Y PODER (Chips and Power)
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Economy & Politics
Emilio García García, Marimar Jiménez Páez
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Chips and Power is the story of the most critical technology race of our time. It reveals how the battle between the U.S. and China to control semiconductor production will decide who leads in AI, defense, and the next industrial revolution. Written by a policy insider and a top tech journalist, it’s a gripping, accessible look at the tiny chips that hold the future of global power.
BREVE HISTORIA DE ESPAÑA (A Brief History of Spain)
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Juan Sisinio Pérez Garzón
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Not the story of kings and heroes, but of people.
A Brief History of Spain tells the country’s past as the history of its inhabitants—diverse, conflicted, and ever-changing. Rigorous, critical, and highly readable, it’s a book for anyone interested in how societies evolve and how identities are never fixed but always in motion.
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