v. 55 n. 3 (2023): SET/OUT/NOV/DEZ

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Comitê Editorial
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Comitê Editorial
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Thematic Dossier

Presentation: Crises and reparations: practices and policies around victims activism and the anthropology of the State

Letícia Ferreira, Diego Zenobi, Paula Mendes Lacerda
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Devices, associations and movements: victims of crime in contemporary Uruguay

Rafael Paternain, Luciana Scaraffuni
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E-sisters: digital sisterhood between bodies-subjects for removal of the Essure® sterilization device

Elaine Reis Brandão
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“Bodies as suffering territory”: experiences of riverside women victims of scalping in the Brazilian Amazon

Diego Alano Pinheiro
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Politics of money and pain: military dictatorships and economic and psychological reparations in Argentina and Brazil

Felipe Magaldi
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The 2000s and the compensations for those affected by the dictatorship in Brazil

Lívia Salgado
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“For us, Degase is a way of life and not of death.” The claim for rights through the victimization of socio-educational security agents

Marco Antonio Corrêa da Silva Junior
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Building a sociological approach on reparation

Janine Barbot, Nicolas Dodier
The dilemmas of legal (in)equality in Brazil

Luís Roberto Cardoso de Oliveira, Roberto Kant de Lima
The production of legality in Argentina’s criminal Justice and the uses of legal framework in a comparative perspective

Lucía Eilbaum
(Un)manageability of inquisitorial procedures: a comparative approach of Justice administration and organization in Brazil

Pedro Heitor Barros Geraldo
Between peanut butter and pé-de-moleque: comparative forays into the majority decision-making arrangements of the U.S. Supreme Court and the Brazilian Supreme Court

Fernanda Duarte
Debt and rights: the meanings of paying penalty in the Federal District prisons, Brazil

Carolina Barreto Lemos, Marcus Cardoso
Law’s kitchen: the “spices” and (dis)tastes of the production of documentary evidence in rural retirement processes in Federal Small-Claims Courts

Jordi Othon Angelo, Bárbara Gomes Lupetti Baptista
Disappointed justice: the senses of justice from the rituals of the legal field

Luiz Eduardo Abreu
“France on Fire”: anthropology made in Brazil for the understanding of France in the era of “schismocracy”

Fabio Reis Mota

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Territories in engendering in the Brazilian Amazon: Marine Resex towards the “terrestrial”

Maria José da SIlva Aquino Teisserenc, Pierre Teisserenc
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Countercolonialism, ethnopolitics and public policy: quilombola letters and ethnogovernance

Fátima Tavares, Carlos Caroso
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Elements that incorporate lives, reaffirm social places, connect, and belong: the agency of non-human elements in a student context

Yuri Alexandre Estevão-Rezende
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Michael and the continuity of existence: experiment in a reflexive group

Asher Grochowalski Brum Pereira
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Exchanged Perspectives

Doing research on the move: reflecting on my academic journey through Brazil, the United Kingdom and Canada

Júlio D’ Angelo Davies
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Reviews

“Justice practice”: ethnographic contributions on the Jury Court

Bruna Angotti
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Pre-textual

Folha de rosto

Nota dos editores

Thematic Dossier

Presentation: Crises and reparations: practices and policies around victims activism and the anthropology of the State

Devices, associations and movements: victims of crime in contemporary Uruguay

E-sisters: digital sisterhood between bodies-subjects for removal of the Essure® sterilization device

“Bodies as suffering territory”: experiences of riverside women victims of scalping in the Brazilian Amazon

Politics of money and pain: military dictatorships and economic and psychological reparations in Argentina and Brazil

The 2000s and the compensations for those affected by the dictatorship in Brazil

“For us, Degase is a way of life and not of death.” The claim for rights through the victimization of socio-educational security agents

Building a sociological approach on reparation

The dilemmas of legal (in)equality in Brazil

The production of legality in Argentina’s criminal Justice and the uses of legal framework in a comparative perspective

(Un)manageability of inquisitorial procedures: a comparative approach of Justice administration and organization in Brazil

Between peanut butter and pé-de-moleque: comparative forays into the majority decision-making arrangements of the U.S. Supreme Court and the Brazilian Supreme Court

Debt and rights: the meanings of paying penalty in the Federal District prisons, Brazil

Law’s kitchen: the “spices” and (dis)tastes of the production of documentary evidence in rural retirement processes in Federal Small-Claims Courts

Disappointed justice: the senses of justice from the rituals of the legal field

“France on Fire”: anthropology made in Brazil for the understanding of France in the era of “schismocracy”

Articles

Territories in engendering in the Brazilian Amazon: Marine Resex towards the “terrestrial”

Countercolonialism, ethnopolitics and public policy: quilombola letters and ethnogovernance

Elements that incorporate lives, reaffirm social places, connect, and belong: the agency of non-human elements in a student context

Michael and the continuity of existence: experiment in a reflexive group

Exchanged Perspectives

Doing research on the move: reflecting on my academic journey through Brazil, the United Kingdom and Canada

Reviews

“Justice practice”: ethnographic contributions on the Jury Court

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