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Volume 59 (2015): Issue 4 (Dec 2015): Affective States: Entanglements, Suspensions, Suspicions. Guest Editors: Mateusz Laszczkowski and Madeleine Reeves

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Introduction
- Introduction
  
  Affective States—Entanglements, Suspensions, Suspicions
  
  By: Mateusz Laszczkowski and Madeleine Reeves
  
  Pages: 1–14
Articles
- Negotiating Uncertainty
  
  Neo-liberal Statecraft in Contemporary Peru
  
  By: Annabel Pinker and Penny Harvey
  
  Pages: 15–31
- The Fines and the Spies
  
  Fears of State Surveillance in Eritrea and in the Diaspora
  
  By: David Bozzini
  
  Pages: 32–49
- “Recognize the Spies”
  
  Transparency and Political Power in Uzbek Cyberspace
  
  By: Sarah Kendzior
  
  Pages: 50–65
- Moral Subjectivity and Affective Deficit in the Transitional State
  
  On Claiming Land in South Africa
  
  By: Christiaan Beyers
  
  Pages: 66–82
- 'Father Mao' and the Country-Family
  
  Mixed Feelings for Fathers, Officials, and Leaders in China
  
  By: Hans Steinmüller
  
  Pages: 83–100
- The Turn of the Offended
  
  Clientelism in the Wake of El Salvador's 2009 Elections
  
  By: Ainhoa Montoya
  
  Pages: 101–118
- Living from the Nerves
  
  Deportability, Indeterminacy, and the 'Feel of Law' in Migrant Moscow
  
  By: Madeleine Reeves
  
  Pages: 119–136

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