With guest editors Maryna Y. Bazylevych and Ema Hresanova
Table of Contents
| Introduction: Health and Care Work in Postsocialist Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. |
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Maryna Y. Bazylevych, Ema Hresanova |
1-7 |
Articles
| Health, Gender, and Care Work: Productive Sites for Thinking Anthropologically about the Aftermaths of Socialism |
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Michele Rivkin-Fish |
8-15 |
| The Privatization of the Georgian Healthcare System |
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Kate Schecter |
16-22 |
| A Woman Among Addicts: The Production and Management of Identities in a Ukrainian Harm Reduction Program |
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Jennifer Carroll |
23-34 |
| Neoliberal Transitions in Ukraine: The View from Psychiatry |
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Shelly Yankovsky |
35-49 |
| Humanising Healthcare: Volunteered caring and the free gift in Czech hospitals |
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Rosie Read |
50-59 |
| Population Prescriptions: (Sanitary) Culture and Biomedical Authority in Contemporary Russia |
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Inna Leykin |
60-81 |
| Professionalism and Medical Work in a Post-Soviet Society: Between Four Logics |
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Elianne Riska, Aurelija Novelskaite |
82-93 |
| Producing Transnational Nurses: Agency and subjectivity in global health care labor migration recruitment practices |
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Heidi Bludau |
94-108 |
| Lucid dreaming: Revisiting medical pluralism in postsocialist Bosnia |
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Larisa Jasarevic |
109-126 |
Reviews
| The Spectacular State. Culture and National Identity in Uzbekistan (Laura Adams) |
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Nathan Light |
141-144 |
| The Russia Reader: History, Culture, Politics (Adele Barker and Bruce Grant Eds.) |
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Stephen M. Norris |
145-146 |
| Food and Everyday Life in the Post-Socialist World (Melissa L. Caldwell Ed.) |
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Marisa Wilson |
147-149 |
| The Patriotism of Despair: Nation, War, and Loss in Russia (Serguei Alex. Oushakine) |
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Maria Sidorkina |
150-152 |
| Post-Communist Nostalgia (Maria Todorova and Zsuzsa Gille Eds.) |
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Gediminas Lankauskas |
153-154 |
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