The Clinic and the Court
Herausgeber: Harper, Ian; Khanna, Akshay; Kelly, Tobias
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The Clinic and the Court
Herausgeber: Harper, Ian; Khanna, Akshay; Kelly, Tobias
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Where do law and medicine converge and diverge in their responses to and understandings of harm and suffering?
Where do law and medicine converge and diverge in their responses to and understandings of harm and suffering?
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 618g
- ISBN-13: 9781107076242
- ISBN-10: 1107076242
- Artikelnr.: 42138417
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 618g
- ISBN-13: 9781107076242
- ISBN-10: 1107076242
- Artikelnr.: 42138417
1. Introduction Tobias Kelly, Ian Harper and Akshay Khanna; 2. Keeping
magical harm invisible: public health, witchcraft and the law in Kyela,
Tanzania Rebecca Marsland; 3. Non-human suffering: a humanitarian project
Miriam Ticktin; 4. The causes of torture: law, medicine and the assessment
of suffering in British asylum claims Tobias Kelly; 5. Trespass, crime, and
insanity: the social life of categories Lydie Fialová; 6. Local justice in
the allocation of medical certificates during French asylum procedures:
from protocols to face-to-face interactions Estelle d'Halluin; 7.
Contentious roommates? Spatial constructions of the therapeutic-evidential
spectrum in medico-legal work Gethin Rees; 8. The juridical hospital:
claiming the right to pharmaceuticals in Brazilian courts João Biehl; 9.
Courts and the control of TB: quarantine, travel and the question of
adherence Ian Harper; 10. Dying to go to court: demanding a legal remedy to
end of life uncertainty Naomi Richards; 11. Rehabilitation of paedophiles
at the intersection of law and therapy John Borneman; 12. A republic of
remedies: psychosocial interventions in post-conflict Guatemala Henrik
Ronsbo.
magical harm invisible: public health, witchcraft and the law in Kyela,
Tanzania Rebecca Marsland; 3. Non-human suffering: a humanitarian project
Miriam Ticktin; 4. The causes of torture: law, medicine and the assessment
of suffering in British asylum claims Tobias Kelly; 5. Trespass, crime, and
insanity: the social life of categories Lydie Fialová; 6. Local justice in
the allocation of medical certificates during French asylum procedures:
from protocols to face-to-face interactions Estelle d'Halluin; 7.
Contentious roommates? Spatial constructions of the therapeutic-evidential
spectrum in medico-legal work Gethin Rees; 8. The juridical hospital:
claiming the right to pharmaceuticals in Brazilian courts João Biehl; 9.
Courts and the control of TB: quarantine, travel and the question of
adherence Ian Harper; 10. Dying to go to court: demanding a legal remedy to
end of life uncertainty Naomi Richards; 11. Rehabilitation of paedophiles
at the intersection of law and therapy John Borneman; 12. A republic of
remedies: psychosocial interventions in post-conflict Guatemala Henrik
Ronsbo.
1. Introduction Tobias Kelly, Ian Harper and Akshay Khanna; 2. Keeping
magical harm invisible: public health, witchcraft and the law in Kyela,
Tanzania Rebecca Marsland; 3. Non-human suffering: a humanitarian project
Miriam Ticktin; 4. The causes of torture: law, medicine and the assessment
of suffering in British asylum claims Tobias Kelly; 5. Trespass, crime, and
insanity: the social life of categories Lydie Fialová; 6. Local justice in
the allocation of medical certificates during French asylum procedures:
from protocols to face-to-face interactions Estelle d'Halluin; 7.
Contentious roommates? Spatial constructions of the therapeutic-evidential
spectrum in medico-legal work Gethin Rees; 8. The juridical hospital:
claiming the right to pharmaceuticals in Brazilian courts João Biehl; 9.
Courts and the control of TB: quarantine, travel and the question of
adherence Ian Harper; 10. Dying to go to court: demanding a legal remedy to
end of life uncertainty Naomi Richards; 11. Rehabilitation of paedophiles
at the intersection of law and therapy John Borneman; 12. A republic of
remedies: psychosocial interventions in post-conflict Guatemala Henrik
Ronsbo.
magical harm invisible: public health, witchcraft and the law in Kyela,
Tanzania Rebecca Marsland; 3. Non-human suffering: a humanitarian project
Miriam Ticktin; 4. The causes of torture: law, medicine and the assessment
of suffering in British asylum claims Tobias Kelly; 5. Trespass, crime, and
insanity: the social life of categories Lydie Fialová; 6. Local justice in
the allocation of medical certificates during French asylum procedures:
from protocols to face-to-face interactions Estelle d'Halluin; 7.
Contentious roommates? Spatial constructions of the therapeutic-evidential
spectrum in medico-legal work Gethin Rees; 8. The juridical hospital:
claiming the right to pharmaceuticals in Brazilian courts João Biehl; 9.
Courts and the control of TB: quarantine, travel and the question of
adherence Ian Harper; 10. Dying to go to court: demanding a legal remedy to
end of life uncertainty Naomi Richards; 11. Rehabilitation of paedophiles
at the intersection of law and therapy John Borneman; 12. A republic of
remedies: psychosocial interventions in post-conflict Guatemala Henrik
Ronsbo.