Of farming chemicals and cancer deaths: the politics of health in contemporary rural China
Where do Chinese villagers lay the blame when they develop cancer? The focus falls on the state when the supposed cause is water pollution; on the family context when it is hard work; and on the market when farm chemicals contaminate food. These different cancer aetiologies define the contours of a...
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Wiley-Blackwell
2009
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