Neoliberal Health Organizing: Communication, Meaning, and Politics (Critical Cultural Studies in Global Health Communication)
Neoliberal Health Organizing examines communication, meaning, and politics in global health. Drawing on a critical cultural studies approach, Mohan J Dutta considers how health organizing operates within neoliberal contexts and how communication shapes the understanding and practice of global health.
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Neoliberal Health Organizing explores the relationship between health organizing and communication in global health.
The book considers how meaning is created and negotiated within health-related political contexts.
It examines organizing through a critical cultural studies perspective, focusing on the communication practices and political dynamics that shape global health.
This work is suited to readers interested in health communication, critical cultural studies, global health, and politics.
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