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• TITLE: Social Transformation including Class Conflict, Historical Restrictions and Free Will

  AUTHORS: Freddy Cante

  KEYWORDS: Social Choice, Uncertainty, Free Will, Strategic Secret

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.8 No.6, June 16, 2020

  ABSTRACT: This article of critical review proposes an explanation of social choice which is understood as a conflictive process of social transformation because society is divided into rival or antagonistic social classes. There are some historical restrictions to social change but there are possibilities of reformist or revolutionary transformation that arise from free will. The changes and social choices are transitory and uncertain due to persistent conflict and free will. In the conclusions, some research perspectives are offered and a brief remark on the acts of free will that are produced by the environment and by nature itself, generates colossal social transformations (as, for example, those derived from the COVID-19 pandemic).