Pathologies of Power¶
Farmer, P. (2003). Pathologies of Power: Health, Human Rights, and the New War on the Poor. University of California Press.
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- Structural Violence
- Medical anthropology, particularly Farmer's work on Haiti and global AIDS, documents how structural violence is the dominant cause of mortality for populations in poverty worldwide — tuberculosis deaths in populations with biomedical treatment available elsewhere, maternal mortality in regions with existing but inaccessible obstetric care, preventable-disease mortality tracking poverty rather than biology
This sourceEthnographic study showing how structural violence operates through historical institutions and resource distribution in Haiti and globally.
- Medical anthropology, particularly Farmer's work on Haiti and global AIDS, documents how structural violence is the dominant cause of mortality for populations in poverty worldwide — tuberculosis deaths in populations with biomedical treatment available elsewhere, maternal mortality in regions with existing but inaccessible obstetric care, preventable-disease mortality tracking poverty rather than biology
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