HAU

Vol 15, No 3 (2025)

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Table of Contents

Editorial Note

Instability and adaptation: Holding onto what matters while trying something new
Adeline Masquelier, Louisa Lombard, Michael Herzfeld, Tiago Guidi
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587–593

Currents: Argentina’s Libertarian Experiment

Foreword: Argentina’s libertarian experiment
Federico Neiburg, Pablo Semán
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594–596
Right-wing radicalization and fusionism in contemporary Argentina
Sergio Daniel Morresi, Martín Alejandro Vicente
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597–604
Ideological zeal and popular cultural roots of Milei’s turn to the right in Argentina
Daniel Fridman
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605–611
The libertarian experiment and the trends in the environmental issue in Argentina
María Gabriela Merlinsky
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612–618
The US dollar against “the caste”: Argentina’s libertarian right wing and its promise of a new monetary regime
Mariana Luzzi, Ariel Wilkis
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619–626
Argentina’s indigenous policy under a libertarian regime: An oxymoron with worrying nuances
Claudia N. Briones
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627–634
Pandemic, anti-feminism, and austerity: A brief genealogy of a counterrevolution
Verónica Gago
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635–641
The “mejoristas”: The rise of a libertarian mindset among Argentina’s youth
Pablo Semán, Nicolás Welschinger
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642–648
“Woman is not a delicate flower”: The liberal feminists who are active in the new right
Melina Vázquez, Rafael Blanco
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649–657
Performing the economic man, governing inflation
Federico Neiburg
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658–665

Articles

From socialism to “Chinese characteristics”: Searching for a new China out of the old
Yanping Ni
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666–682
Saharan genealogies: Beyond constructivism in kinship studies
Claire Cécile Mitatre
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683–696
Two eyes, two natures: Jean Rouch’s “shared ciné-anthropology” and its ontological implication
Tadashi Yanai
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697–713
To speak as another: Hacking, ghost-writing and the dark side of kinship on Indian social media
Akanksha Awal
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714–728
Boundaries within intimacy: Jewish women in Moroccan spaces
André Levy
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729–743
The explosion of the mirror: Uneasy reflections on fieldwork
María Lorena Capogrossi, María José Magliano
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744–756
Feeding donkeys carrots? A banker’s perspective on a temporary occupation’s alter-crafting in Paris, France
Olivier Coulaux
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757–774
How epistemic frictions reconfigured the Quebecois contract archaeology normative structure
Manek Kolhatkar
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775–789

Book Symposium

Nature as itself
Rishabh Raghavan
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790–793
Unconscious entrainments
Jason Cons
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794–796
At home among concepts on the chars
Lotte Buch Segal
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797–801
Apocalyptic everyday
Basit Kareem Iqbal
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802–804
Mapping memory and movement: Absences, interstices, erosions
Sophie Chao
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805–808
The joint-architecture of the char
Zirwat Chowdhury
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809–813
Time and movement: A response to my readers
Naveeda Khan
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814–818