Thinking Through Resistance: A study of public oppositions to contemporary global health practice (Advances in Critical Medical Anthropology)
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Thinking Through Resistance: A study of public oppositions to contemporary global health practice (Advances in Critical Medical Anthropology)

Anthropology medical anthropology 社会科学 global health
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Thinking Through Resistance explores public oppositions to contemporary global health practice through the field of critical medical anthropology. The book provides an academic framework for considering resistance and its significance in discussions of global health, making it relevant to readers of anthropology, medicine, and social science.

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Thinking Through Resistance examines public oppositions to contemporary global health practice.

Situated within critical medical anthropology, the book considers resistance as an important subject for understanding global health.

It offers an academic perspective on the relationship between public opposition and health practice across global contexts.

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