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Daniela Salvucci (Free University of Bolzano-Bozen)

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Nationality: Italian
Country: Italy
Interests (keywords): history of anthropology, kinship, migrations, rituals, Italy, Argentina, Andean region
Highest Degree: Doctor
Degree Awarding Institution: University of Siena, Italy

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Panels

• EASA2026: Mountain territorial (re)claims. Engaging with indigeneity and autochthony in a polarized world [SIEF] [ACRU]
• SIEF2025: Writing and unwriting territories: participative, multimedia, and alternative methodologies
• SIEF2023: Changing communities in mountain areas between certainties and uncertainties
• EASA2020: Uywaña: attentionality and relational practices in the Andes and beyond II
• EASA2020: Uywaña: attentionality and relational practices in the Andes and beyond I

Papers

• SIEF2025: Deep Mapping Places: Artistic-Academic Short Residences at “Peripheral” Areas
• EASA2024: Un/doing anthropologies’ histories through missing voices: Malinowski’s dictated works in Masson’s hand
• SIEF2023: Discussing geographical and anthropological comparative perspectives on changing communities in a time of multi-crisis (Alps and Andes)
• SIEF2021: Artifacts and performances of South Tyrolean borderscape religiosities
• EASA2020: Llamas shearing and vicuñas' chaku: Ritual practices of relationality in Northwestern Andean Argentina
• SIEF2019: Tracing hidden contributions in the history of anthropology. The case of Elsie Masson and Bronislaw Malinowski
• EASA2018: Almost an anthropologist: Elsie Masson observes indigenous Australia before becoming Mrs. Malinowski
• SIEF2017: Invasion under control: pilgrims and saints at the festival of the miracle in Salta City, Argentina
• EASA2016: Centripetal families, centrifugal kinships: young adults’ perceptions of “strong ties” in Central Italy