by Ricardo de la Cierva · Planeta · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788408001188
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«Historias de la corrupción» is the historical essay by historian Ricardo de la Cierva, published by Planeta in paperback (444 pages, in Spanish).
Ricardo de la Cierva examines political corruption as a historical constant, with special attention to Spain. The book covers episodes from different eras and analyzes causes, consequences, and possible ways to combat it. The work is presented as a retrospective study on a topic that, according to Ricardo de la Cierva, historians tend to avoid.
The book is part of number 318 of Planeta's Documento Collection, published in Barcelona, and includes black-and-white illustrations.
For readers interested in the history of Spain and the historical analysis of political corruption.
Ricardo de la Cierva y Hoces was a Spanish historian and politician.
