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Pathologies Of Power: Health, Human Rights, And The New War On The Poor (California Series In Public Anthropology) (Volume 4),New Johnston The Rise Of The MassPathologies Of Power Uses Harrowing Stories Of Illness, Of Lifeand Deathin Extreme Situations To Interrogate Our Understanding Of Human Rights. Paul Farmer, A Physician And Anthropologist With Twenty Years Of Experience Studying Diseases In Haiti, Peru, And Russia, Argues That Promoting The Social And Economic Rights Of The Worlds Poor Is The Most Important Human Rights Struggle Of Our Times. A Thoughtful Memoir With Passionate Eyewitness Accounts