"Savage Markets" is a bold and thought-provoking book that challenges conventional beliefs about free markets and neoliberalism. Through a powerful and insightful analysis, the author examines how neoliberal policies, often promoted as pathways to efficiency and economic growth, have led to social inequality, economic exclusion, and the erosion of fundamental rights.

The book delves into striking case studies, such as the privatization of water in Bolivia and the devastating effects of unregulated financial markets. It critically explores how the pursuit of profit and market liberalization have failed to deliver on their promises of prosperity, instead leaving communities vulnerable and marginalized.

With a clear and compelling narrative, "Savage Markets" not only exposes the harsh realities of neoliberal economics but also calls for reimagining economic systems that prioritize human dignity and social justice. This book is essential for readers seeking to understand the hidden costs of market-driven policies and the urgent need for economic reform.

Erick Mauricio Corimanya es investigador y académico especializado en gestión de recursos hídricos. Ingeniero químico peruano, cursó estudios de maestría en la Universidad de Leeds, Reino Unido, y defendió su segunda maestría en la Universidad de São Paulo en 2024 con la disertación titulada "Desafios Sistêmicos no Reúso de Águas Residuárias na Agricultura", abordando barreras ambientales, sociales y de gobernanza para el reúso de aguas en Brasil, utilizando el método Delphi modificado y Análisis de Impacto Cruzado.

Su enfoque interdisciplinario y su formación internacional le permiten analizar temas políticos, sociales y económicos desde una perspectiva integral, considerando tanto los desafíos técnicos como el contexto social en el que se desarrollan las políticas públicas. Esta visión amplia enriquece su capacidad para identificar soluciones que aborden problemáticas complejas con rigor académico y sensibilidad social.