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Takes A Comprehensive Look At Public Health Across Asia And The Pacific. Will Appeal To Those Studying Public Health From Both A Sociological And Bio-medical Perspective, As Well As Asian Studies Scholars. M J Lewis, University Sydney, Australia. Public Health In Asia And The Pacific: An Introduction / Milton J. Lewis And Kerrie L. Macpherson -- Invisible Borders: Hong Kong, China And The Imperatives Of Public Health / Kerrie L. Macpherson -- History Of Public Health In Modern Japan: The Road To Becoming The Healthiest Nation In The World / Masahira Anesaki -- A History Of Public Health In Korea / In-sok Yeo -- History Of Public Health In Modern India: 1857-2005 / Radhika Ramasubban -- Public Health In Thailand: Changing Medical Paradigms And Disease Patterns In Political And Economic Context / Paul T. Cohen -- 'could Confinement Be Humanised'?: A Modern History Of Leprosy In Vietnam / Laurence Monnais -- Conflict And Collaboration In Public Health: The Rockefeller Foundation And The Dutch Colonial Government In Indonesia / Terence H. Hull -- The Political Determinants Of Public Health In Timor-leste: Foreign Domination And The Path To Independence / Sue Ingram -- From Colonial Economy To Social Equity: History Of Public Health In Malaysia / Kai Hong Phua And Mary Lai Lin Wong -- From Colony To Global City: Public Health Strategies And The Control Of Disease In Singapore / Brenda S. A. Yeoh, Kai Hong Phua, And Kelly Fu -- Public Health And The Clash Of Cultures: The Philippine Cholera Epidemics / Willie T. Ong -- Public Health In Australia From The Nineteenth To The Twenty-first Century / Milton J. Lewis -- Papua New Guinea: Epidemiological Transition, Public Health And The Pacific / Vicki Luker -- History Of Public Health In Pacific Island Countries / Richard Taylor. Edited By Milton J. Lewis And Kerrie L. Macpherson. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This volume investigates the historical development and socio-political determinants of public health systems across the diverse nations of Asia and the Pacific. Editors Milton J. Lewis and Kerrie L. Macpherson curate a collection of scholarly essays that examine how colonial legacies, political shifts, and medical paradigms have shaped health outcomes in the region. By synthesizing historical data with contemporary analysis, the text provides a framework for understanding the evolution of health policy from the nineteenth century to the present day.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this collection as a foundational resource for scholars of Asian studies and public health policy. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose and the breadth of the regional coverage provided by the contributing specialists.
Page Count:
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Publication Date:
2007-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0415359627
ISBN-13:
9780203007563
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