Widmer, Alexandra (Author)
Winter, Christine (Author)
This special issue takes a critical look at the history of health and medicine in the Pacific Islands by focusing on medical infrastructure and the professionalisation of Pasifika people during and after the Pacific War. This issue brings together historical and anthropological literatures on health, medicine, and infrastructure and the authors employ methods from both disciplines, combining archival sources from state, mission, and medical institutions with oral histories and participant observation. As histories of a present where the discipline of critical global health emphasises the experiences of people who are implicated in as ‘targets’ in global health projects and technologies, these articles present Pacific centred historical consciousness in relation to health and medicine in the context of social change and upheaval. They are histories that seek to centre Pacific Islanders' experiences with respect to health and medical institutions.
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Article
Christine Winter;
(2021)
Competent Men: Papuan and New Guinean Medical Staff in the Wake of the Pacific War
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Thesis
Harkewicz, Laura J.;
(2010)
“The Ghost of the Bomb”: The Bravo Medical Program, Scientific Uncertainty, and the Legacy of U.S. Cold War Science, 1954--2005
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Article
Marble, Sanders;
(2012)
Brigadier General James Stevens Simmons (1890--1954), Medical Corps, United States Army: A Career in Preventive Medicine
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Chapter
Luigi Galieti;
Maria Grazia Galieti;
(2021)
La Croce Rossa Italiana e le malattie infettive nella Grande Guerra
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Book
Kenneth Maes;
(2016)
The Lives of Community Health Workers: Local Labor and Global Health in Urban Ethiopia
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Article
Cameron-Smith, Alexander;
(2010)
Australian Imperialism and International Health in the Pacific Islands
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Thesis
Widmer, Alexandra;
(2007)
Genealogies of Biomedicine: Formations of Modernity and Social Change in Vanuatu
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Article
Nakamura, Eri;
(March 2019)
Psychiatrists as Gatekeepers of War Expenditure: Diagnosis and Distribution of Military Pensions in Japan during the Asia-Pacific War
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Article
Eri Nakamura;
(2016)
“Invisible” War Trauma in Japan: Medicine, Society and Military Psychiatric Casualties
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Article
Liza Piper;
(2021)
Diphtheria Antitoxin and Tales of Mercy in Northern Health Care
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Article
Laveaga, Gabriela Soto;
(2013)
Seeing the Countryside through Medical Eyes: Social Service Reports in the Making of a Sickly Nation
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Book
Espinosa, Mariola;
(2009)
Epidemic Invasions: Yellow Fever and the Limits of Cuban Independence, 1878--1930
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Article
Juliet Nebolon;
(2017)
“Life Given Straight from the Heart”: Settler Militarism, Biopolitics, and Public Health in Hawai‘i during World War II
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Thesis
Fitzgerald, Gerard James;
(2003)
From Prevention to Infection: Intramural Aerobiology, Biomedical Technology, and the Origins of Biological Warfare Research in the United States, 1910--1955
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Article
Rasmussen, Anne;
(2013)
Civilian Populations Versus Soldiers? Public Health and Infectious Diseases in France, 1914--1918
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Article
Roderick Bailey;
(2022)
Ends and Means: Typhus in Naples, 1943–1944
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Thesis
Barnes, Nicole Elizabeth;
(2012)
Protecting the National Body: Gender and Public Health in Southwest China during the War with Japan, 1937--1945
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Article
James J Harris;
(2020)
H1N1 in the ‘A1 Empire’: Pandemic Influenza, Military Medicine, and the British Transition from War to Peace, 1918–1920
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Thesis
Christopher Steven Kindell;
(2019)
The Sanitary Sieve: Public Health, Infectious Diseases, and the Urbanization of Honolulu, c. 1850–1914
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Article
Meg Parsons;
Karen Fisher;
(2021)
Historical smellscapes in Aotearoa New Zealand: Intersections between colonial knowledges of smell, race, and wetlands
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