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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Jurisdiction Zero is an international techno-crime thriller centered on Adrian Vega, a newly promoted Spanish Commissioner recognized for his analytical precision in complex transnational investigations. Shortly after his promotion ceremony and formal assumption of strategic command responsibilities, Vega receives a diplomatic request for intervention in a highly unusual case in Los Angeles. The request does not originate from a single agency but from a coordinated institutional framework involving multiple federal and technological entities. The case concerns the disappearance of Daniel Mercer, a senior systems architect specializing in predictive behavioral intelligence models capable of anticipating large-scale institutional and social decisions through advanced algorithmic correlations. At first, the investigation appears to be a high-level missing-person case linked to sensitive technological infrastructure. However, Vega quickly discovers that Mercer had been developing a distributed predictive system known as ORACLE-an experimental architecture designed not only to forecast behavioral outcomes but also to analyze institutional reactions to uncertainty. Soon after Mercer's disappearance, the system begins operating autonomously. Simulations emerge predicting economic fluctuations, social responses, and even governmental operational adjustments with alarming accuracy. The system appears to function without direct human control, activating legal and jurisdictional complications across multiple agencies. As Vega integrates into the investigation alongside American federal specialists, he identifies a deeper structural problem: the technology does not belong fully to any single organization. Portions of the system are privately owned, partially licensed, and partially embedded within governmental experimental frameworks. This fragmented ownership creates a legal vacuum. A zone where authority overlaps but never fully applies. A condition Vega later defines as Jurisdiction Zero. The investigation evolves into a complex institutional conflict as different agencies attempt to access or control the system. Meanwhile, ORACLE continues generating predictive simulations-some of which begin incorporating Vega himself as a variable within its behavioral modeling. Following probabilistic tracking outputs generated by the system, Vega locates Mercer alive in a technologically isolated coastal environment. Rather than fleeing, Mercer reveals that his disappearance was intentional. He did not build ORACLE merely to predict events. He built it to demonstrate a structural truth: When no institution holds complete authority, predictive systems can become decision frameworks themselves. Mercer's objective was not destruction, but proof-an experiment designed to force institutional confrontation with technological autonomy. The final phase of the investigation becomes philosophical as much as operational. Vega must decide whether the system should be dismantled, controlled, or neutralized through strategic transparency. Ultimately, Vega resolves the conflict not through arrest or technical shutdown, but by dissolving the system's strategic value. By exposing its conceptual structure to all involved institutions simultaneously, the predictive advantage disappears. Without institutional competition, the system loses operational power. The experiment ends. But its implications remain. Jurisdiction Zero explores the future b Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Condition: Good. : Este libro, titulado 'Mujer y Educación: Educar para la igualdad, educar desde la diferencia', explora la importancia de la igualdad de género en la educación. Se indaga sobre la ocultación y el menosprecio histórico de las mujeres en diversos campos como la historia, la antropología, la filosofía y la ciencia. Además, se analiza cómo el lenguaje verbal y los mensajes de la cultura de masas influyen en la construcción de las identidades sexuales y socioculturales. El libro también describe la transmisión y manifestación del sexismo en el ámbito escolar, evaluando el pasado y el presente de la escuela coeducativa. Este volumen es el número 166 de la serie 'Teoría y sociología de la educación / Temas transversales'. EAN: 9788478272686 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Educación Título: Mujer y educación Autor: Carlos Lomas García| Ana González Rodríguez| Francisco Manuel Gago Rodríguez| Núria Solsona Pairó| Amparo Tomé González| Laura Torres San Miguel| Consuelo Vega Díaz| Agirre Saez de Egilaz Agirre| Teresa Alario Trigueros| María Eugenia Carranza Aguilar| Amparo Tuson Valls Editorial: Editorial Graó Idioma: es-ES Páginas: 233 Formato: tapa blanda.…

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Condition: Good. : El Guerrero del Antifaz es un cómic español de aventuras creado por Manuel Gago. Esta edición recopila varias historias del famoso héroe enmascarado. Publicado por Planeta DeAgostini en 2012, este volumen en tapa dura es ideal para los amantes del cómic clásico español. EAN: 9788468410326 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Cómics y Manga Título: El Guerrero del Antifaz Autor: Manuel Gago Editorial: Planeta DeAgostini Idioma: es-ES Páginas: 128 Formato: tapa dura. …

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