El síndrome de Ulises: Contra la deshumanización de la migración

This copy is a mass-market paperback in good condition, typical of an ex-library book. It bears stamps from the Metropolitan Library System, indicating prior library use. The cover shows slight wear but remains vibrant, featuring artwork by Cristóbal Toral. The binding is firm, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or markings, making it a solid reading copy.

"El síndrome de Ulises: Contra la deshumanización de la migración" by Joseba Achotegui, published by Ned Ediciones in 2020, is a significant work exploring the psychological and sociological aspects of migration. This first edition, released in September 2020, is presented in a mass-market paperback format. Joseba Achotegui, a notable figure in migration studies, delves into the challenges and dehumanizing experiences faced by migrants. The book is enhanced by cover art from Cristóbal Toral, adding depth to its thematic exploration. This edition is particularly relevant for those interested in contemporary migration issues and psychological impacts. The book is an ex-library copy from the Metropolitan Library System, adding a touch of history and usage context. The condition is typical for a library book but remains intact, making it a valuable resource for academics and readers interested in sociology and migration studies.