Ebola, Culture and Politics: The Anthropology of an Emerging Disease (Case Studies on Contemporary Social Issues)
Ebola, Culture and Politics explores the social dimensions of an emerging disease. Drawing on anthropology and contemporary case studies, Barry S. Hewlett considers how cultural practices, political conditions, and public health concerns intersect in the understanding and response to Ebola.
About This Book
This book examines Ebola through an anthropological lens.
It considers the connections among culture, politics, and the emergence of disease.
The work places Ebola within broader discussions of contemporary social issues.
Its case-study approach offers a social and cultural perspective on disease and public health.
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