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Kernaghan, Richard. (2022). El trueno lejano: imágenes que persisten en el río Huallaga (The Distant Thunder—images that persist in the Huallaga River) Encartes – Revista digital multimedia, 5:9, 59-85, doi.org/10.29340/en.v5n9.226
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Kernaghan, Richard. (2015). “Cocaine’s Minor Destinies—Ephemerality and legal threat on the margins of the Peruvian state.” American Ethnologist. 42:4, 658–672. doi.org/10.1111/amet.12162
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Kernaghan, Richard. (2013). “Readings of Time: of Coca, Presentiment and Illicit Passage in Peru” In Times of Security: Ethnographies of Fear, Protest and the Future, edited by Martin Holbraad and Morten Axel Pedersen. Routledge, 118-156.
Kernaghan, Richard. (2012). “Furrows and Walls, or the Legal Topography of a Frontier Road in Peru.” Mobilities 7:4, 501-520, doi.org/10.1080/17450101.2012.718932
Kernaghan, Richard. (2009). Coca’s Gone: of Might and Right in the Huallaga Post-Boom. Stanford University Press.