Trafficking of organs, drugs, bodies, weapons; traffic as a patchwork of dislocated social ties; traffic as transfer of goods without the possibility of a principle of economic equivalence ... This volume addresses the issue of those diverse flows that move outside the law but also at the request of it, and that do not allow a single look at the search for your understanding The chosen perspective is necessarily multifocal: testimony, art, critical studies and scriptural experimentation, in the pens of the famous French philosopher Dany-Robert Dufour; the voice Ricardo Valderrama, narcomenudist painfully murdered in 2009 at the doors of the Faculty of Philosophy of the Unam; the ubiquitous Mexican philosopher Raymundo Mier; the controversial North American anthropologist Nancy Scheper-Hughes, who proposed the first international cartography of organ trafficking; the renowned researcher Jean-Michel Rabaté, disciple of Lacan and Derrida; the contemporary political scientists Javier Franzé and Benjamín Arditi, as well as the forceful pens of Chilean writers Rafael Gumucio and Roberto Brodsky, the Mexican playwright Alberto Villarreal and our acclaimed artist Carlos Amorales. In addition, the volume includes the catalog of the photographic exhibition El baño de Frida Kahlo, by Graciela Iturbide, accompanied by a CD with the sound installation composed on the occasion of it by Manuel Rocha.