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AIDS and Accusation: Haiti and the Geography of Blame by Paul Farmer

melissab09's review

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4.0

It's quite repetitive, but it provides a good understanding of why many development projets don't work (they don't consider the local and social practices). It also questions the implication of Occident countries (specifically in this case, US) in southern countries and shows the inequality on the ground (the US authorities have more power than local citizen) and questions the power of sovereignty.

sagenguyen's review

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informative reflective slow-paced

4.0

Required reading for Contemporary Cultural Anthropology class

courtneyfalling's review

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4.0

I read this for a Medical Anthropology in Biocultural Perspective class, and all I can say is, yeah, now I ~get~ the cult of Paul Farmer.

bcauf's review

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4.0

Paul Farmer is a hero.
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