El Estado, la Ciudad y el Virus: Una explicación política de la crisis del COVID-19 en Guayaquil

Pablo Andrade

doi:10.16993/iberoamericana.532

El Estado, la Ciudad y el Virus: Una explicación política de la crisis del COVID-19 en Guayaquil

Iberoamericana – Nordic Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Studies

Volume 51 (2022): Issue 1

By: Pablo Andrade

Open Access

|Mar 2022

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