Anita Hardon

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Science politique (2) Anthropologie sociale et ethnologie (2)

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Sociologie (1) Science politique (1)

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Articles (5)

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Care (3) Drugs (3) Anthropology (3) Settings (3) technologie (2) spectacle (2) science (2) recherche (2) littérature (2) santé (2) ethnologie (2) AIDS (Disease) in women (2) Employees (2) Work (2) Technology (2) Socialization (2) Science (2) Research (2) Poor (2) Pharmacists (2) Outlines (2) Medical policy (2) Literature (2) Learning and scholarship (2) Laboratories (2) Health (2) Ethnology (2) AIDS (Disease) (2) Knowledge and learning (2) Shapes (2)

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livre (1) puits (1) Asie (1) besoin (1) exploration (1) abords (agglomération) (1) Asie (1) Drug use (1) States (1) Youth (1) Twenty-first century (1) Social sciences (1) Pharmaceutical policy (1) Paper (1) Drug control (1) Narcotics (1) Life (1) Editors (1) Drugs (1) Drug utilization (1) Drug abuse (1) Concepts (1) Chemicals (1) Asia (1) Use (1) States (1)

Documents écrit par Anita Hardon (5) | parle de Anita Hardon (2)

This review discusses a growing body of scholarship at the intersection of anthropology and science and technology studies (STS) that examines how drugs are rendered efficacious in laboratories, therapeutic settings, and everyday lives. This literature foreground insights into how commercial interests and societal concerns shape the kinds of pharmaceutical effects that are actualized and how some efficacies are blocked in response to moral concerns. The work brought together here reveals how regulatory institutions and health policy makers seek to stabilize pharmaceutical actions while, on the front lines of care, pharmacists, health workers, and users tinker with dosages and indications to tailor pharmaceutical actions to specific circumstances. We show that there is no pure (pharmaceutical) object that precedes its socialization. Pharmaceuticals are not ‘discovered’; they are made and remade in relation to shifting contexts. This review outlines five key areas of ethnographic and STS research that examines such fluid drugs.
Isabel Santana De Rose et al. (19 janv. 2023)
Fluid Drugs: Revisiting the Anthropology of Pharmaceuticals
Anita Hardon et al. (2017)
Alternative medicines for AIDS in resource-poor settings: Insightsfrom exploratory anthropological studies in Asia and Africa
Anita Hardon et al. (10 juin 2008)
La lutte contre l'épidémie de vih/sida en Afrique subsaharienne : les politiques à l'épreuve de la pratique
Anita Hardon (2008)
Sida en Afrique : à quand la Grande Peur de l'Occident ?
Anita Hardon et al. (2000)

Pragmatic Inquiry. Critical Concepts for Social Sciences
GdL (9 nov. 2020)
Call for papers: Ethnographies of drug use among urban youths in Asia for special issue of International Journal of Drug Policy
DM (1 déc. 2012)