Reimagining Global Health: An Introduction (California Series in Public Anthropology) (Volume 26)
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Reimagining Global Health: An Introduction (California Series in Public Anthropology) (Volume 26)

by Arthur Kleinman, Paul Farmer, Jim Yong Kim, Matthew Basilico

Anthropology global health Public Anthropology
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Reimagining Global Health: An Introduction is a key volume in the California Series in Public Anthropology. It provides an interdisciplinary exploration of global health challenges, emphasizing anthropological approaches to equity and policy. Authored by experts Arthur Kleinman, Paul Farmer, Jim Yong Kim, and Matthew Basilico, the book rethinks healthcare in a connected world.

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Reimagining Global Health serves as a foundational text in the California Series in Public Anthropology, providing an accessible entry point into the complexities of global health practices and policies.

The book draws on interdisciplinary perspectives to examine how health issues are shaped by social, economic, and cultural factors on a global scale.

Through its volume 26 edition, it encourages readers to rethink traditional models of healthcare delivery and intervention in diverse international contexts.

Authors Arthur Kleinman, Paul Farmer, Jim Yong Kim, and Matthew Basilico contribute their expertise to foster a deeper understanding of public anthropology's role in health equity.

This introduction highlights the need for collaborative and culturally sensitive strategies in addressing worldwide health disparities.

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