Entrevista a Stalin
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In this fascinating book, Javier Fernández Aguado gives voice to the satrap Stalin. In an exhaustive interview, he questions the most paradigmatic communist revolutionary of the 20th century and the second largest serial killer in history. With fine intellectual rigor, not devoid of irony in some passages, the author interrogates a stoic Stalin, revealing his cunning and fanaticism, while unpacking the existence of his predecessor Lenin and the mechanisms that led him to justify detentions, torture, murder, famine, betrayal, etc., all in the name of the presumed sublime interests of the Communist Party. Through a detailed analysis, the author demystifies the image of the communist dictator as a mere bureaucrat. With a critical yet objective approach, he invites readers to reflect on the lessons learned from history and to question totalitarian ideologies.
Javier Fernández Aguado has been a professor at the Navarra Business School and directed the Management Chair of the La Caixa Foundation at IE Business School. After years of work as a senior executive and entrepreneur, he is currently the president of the Mindvalue group and the director of research at EUCIM. As a thinker and speaker, he is considered one of the leading contemporary experts in Governance of people and organizations, and one of the most sought-after internationally.
In addition, Javier is the author of more than sixty books, including “Fundamentals of Business Organization” (Narcea), “Managing People in the Company: Conceptual Approach and Practical Applications” (Pirámide), and “1,010 Tips for an Entrepreneur” (LID, 6th edition). His prolific academic and literary career has established him as one of the great thinkers in our country and an internationally recognized intellectual.