Abstract

This article presents the main contributions of the monograph "Precariousness and insecurity in school systems and actors" of the journal Foro de la Educacion. The presentation is divided into three blocks. Firstly, it sets out the contemporary global historical and educational context in which the work is set, a context marked by the generation of precariousness and social insecurity in the face of the influence and pressure of capitalism on education systems. Secondly, the nine articles that make up the monograph are presented. Finally, we point out some considerations that we draw from the reading of the theoretical and empirical material presented, composed of highly relevant voices from different geographies and traditions.