The Challenging Concept of Eradication¶
Caplan, A., & Mamo, N. (2024). The Challenging Concept of Eradication: A Core Concept Guiding and Frustrating Public Health. Canadian Journal of Public Health, 115.
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Primes¶
- Manufactured Dependency for Role Capture
- The public-health principle of "designing for your own obsolescence" — sanitation programs whose success shrinks their own demand — ports into security policy as the discipline of rewarding eradication, not management.
This sourceTreats eradication as the goal at which 'intervention measures are no longer needed' — the public-health discipline of designing programs toward their own obsolescence.
- The public-health principle of "designing for your own obsolescence" — sanitation programs whose success shrinks their own demand — ports into security policy as the discipline of rewarding eradication, not management.
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