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Making the Revolution: Histories of the Latin American Left Children’s & Teenage General Non-Fiction small-field and in vivo dosimetryThe book "Making the Revolution" challenges the narrative of the Latin American left as solely driven by privileged urban youth and highlights the diverse struggles and ideologies of leftists from marginalized populations across ten different countries. It offers valuable insights into modern Latin American history, politics, and sociology. Format: Paperback softback Length: 318 pages Publication date: 11 July 2019 Publisher: Cambridge University