Pathologies of Power: Health, Human Rights, and the New War on the Poor
by Paul Farmer
Paul Farmer examines how structural violence and inequality create devastating health outcomes for the world's poorest populations, calling for a rights-based approach to medicine and social justice.
About This Book
Pathologies of Power explores the intersection of health, human rights, and social justice through the lens of global health disparities.
The book examines how political and economic structures create and perpetuate suffering among impoverished communities worldwide.
It draws on real-world examples to illustrate the systemic barriers that prevent equitable access to healthcare and basic human rights.
The work advocates for a rights-based approach to medicine that addresses the root causes of health inequality rather than treating symptoms alone.
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