Han, Clara (2022): La vida en deuda. Tiempos de cuidado y violencia en el Chile neoliberal. Santiago de Chile: LOM Ediciones. (In press).
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The anthropologist Clara Han presents a fundamental text to understand the background, causes and meanings of Chile's present, marked by the Social Outbreak.
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