When Forests Run Amok

"When Forests Run Amok" is a non-fiction book that addresses the complex themes of war and its aftermath in indigenous and Afro-Colombian areas. Written by Daniel Ruiz-Serna, the work offers an in-depth analysis of the social and cultural dynamics that arise in these communities during and after conflicts. It highlights the interactions between the environment, society, and the impacts of violence on the lifestyles of the affected populations. Through an interdisciplinary perspective that combines sociology and anthropology, it paints a comprehensive picture of the challenges and resilience that shape these communities. The book is a valuable resource for students and professionals interested in social sciences and the specific contexts in Colombia.