An edition of Global health
(2008)
Global health
why cultural perceptions, social representations, and biopolitics matter
by Mark Nichter
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Table of Contents
| Perceptions of ethnophysiology matter | ||
| Representations of illness causality and vectors that transmit disease | ||
| Why is research on local illness categories important? | ||
| Perceptions of pharmaceuticals and quality of care | ||
| Representations that frame health and development policy | ||
| Representations of health status and social formations | ||
| NGOs, social capital, and the politics of the possible | ||
| Toward a next generation of social science research in global health. |
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [187]-260) and index.
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