From the late decades of the 19th century to the present day, the theoretical discussion and practical search for effective ways to transition from the capitalist to the socialist order have experienced significant fluctuations.

The exit from capitalist society remains an unresolved issue. This problem takes on an urgent character, especially when considering the dramatic consequences of how the dominant system reproduces itself, both internationally and in our country.

The study of a modern theory, as well as the development of transitional political programs, constitutes a fundamental priority for any serious endeavor to organize and develop a movement capable of fundamentally overturning the capitalism of our time.

As a minimal contribution to this effort, this book proposes a series of approaches that utilize, in different ways, the wealth of Marxist theory and the experiences of anti-capitalist-socialist movements from the 19th and 20th centuries to the present day.