Carlo Tognato, editor

This book systematically reflects on the practices and legacy of one exceptional cultural agent-Antanas Mockus. As twice the mayor of Bogotá, Colombia, his accomplishments bear witness to the potential. His failures, in turn, demonstrate what happens when cultural agency and epistemic legitimacy take divegents paths. Mockus’s example motivate us tu further revise and sharpen our understanding of what cultural agency is in the present day, bringing into focus some of the most formidable challenges that public humanities face when they travel South and struggle to become genuinely global.

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