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A Natural Philosophy of Fortune. Apropos of Economic Theologies of Events, Luck and Vitality

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Introduction to the forthcoming Double-Special Issue of Social Analysis (1-2/2012), Economies of Fortune: Luck, Vitality and the Contingency of Daily Life, Edited by Giovanni da Col and Caroline Humphrey

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