Is it possible to have a "non-economic" world? This is the question posed in The Bare Queen, which analyzes a time when the system seems unable to continue operating as we knew it.

And this precisely explains the peculiarities of the approach. The book focuses on economic discourse, but it is not literally economic. It centers around a system of ideas, predominant worldwide, at the same time that the objective conditions for its reproduction seem to be collapsing.

Whether we like it or not, cunning History is waiting for us around the corner. The unpredictable peculiarities of such a historical encounter are contemplated in this book.