Medical Anthropology and the World System: Critical Perspectives
by Merrill Singer, Hans A. Baer, Ida Susser
This book critically examines how global economic and political systems shape health, illness, and healthcare access across populations.
About This Book
Medical Anthropology and the World System explores the intersections of health, culture, and global structures.
The authors analyze how economic and political forces influence patterns of disease and healthcare access.
Topics include the impact of capitalism, inequality, and environmental change on human well-being.
The text draws on case studies from various regions to illustrate these connections.
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