Vol. 2 No. 1 (2026): Economic dialectics

The new volume of the Eucken Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities addresses economic dialectics as a central analytical framework for understanding the structural tensions that shape processes of production, distribution, and accumulation in contemporary societies. From an interdisciplinary perspective, the collected contributions examine the inherent contradictions of the economic system, the power dynamics that permeate markets, and the transformations resulting from globalization, financialization, and technological innovation.

The authors critically analyze the relationships between capital and labor, State and market, growth and inequality, as well as the social and normative impacts of these interactions. The volume also incorporates theoretical reflections and empirical studies that problematize traditional models of development and propose alternative interpretative frameworks.

The Journal fosters rigorous and plural debate aimed at deepening the understanding of economic phenomena from a dialectical perspective, emphasizing their dynamic, conflictual, and evolutionary nature. Consequently, this volume contributes to strengthening critical analysis within the fields of economic and social sciences.