Preparedness and the Shenzhen Model of Public Health
Preparedness and the Shenzhen Model of Public Health
This chapter provides an ethnographic account of the emergence of the Shenzhen public health system, highlighting the aspirations of the city’s technocratic migrants. It focuses on Shenzhen’s high-tech, biomedical model of public health that was developed after the SARS outbreak and came of age during the subsequent H1N1 pandemic.
Keywords: efficiency, H1N1 virus, public health, SARS, technocratic elites, migration, science, medicine
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