Titlebook: Biomedicine, Healing and Modernity in Rural Bangladesh; Md. Faruk Shah Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under ex

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Landscapes of Culture and Natureence in seeking health care from these private health care providers. It also concerns the professional qualifications of care providers, unnecessary medical tests, unethical drug promotion, the rights of the individual as patient and the conflicts of interest of health officials which are found in

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The Temporalities of Gazimestanh in rural Bangladesh. Rural people depend much on these village doctors for their advice and services related to health and healing. This is mainly due to their easy availability, accessibility and affordability as compared to public health care service. However, the popular image of the VDs encour

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Landscapes of Difficult Heritagen the control of reproduction via women’s bodies as a key part of the struggle for modernity for developing countries globally and specifically in Bangladesh. I demonstrate how the effort to control population size intersects with gender structures of power within Bangladeshi patriarchal society and

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Introduction,s background, this ethnography explores how, why and when different people choose particular forms of biomedical care in rural Bangladesh. I am interested in the relationships within rural biomedical healthcare systems; additionally I consider what it is that these systems mean to people, who or wha

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The Public Health Care Bureaucracy: Narratives from Rural Clinics,ality that combines both the essential elements of rational bureaucracy and the local contexts in terms of discipline and flexibility in everyday actions. I describe how this has mainly resulted from wider sociocultural and historical factors of the locality: the postcolonial political system, extre

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Public Health Care Centres: Policies and Practice,d in the public clinics through various political and economic discourses. I explain why the issues of job dissatisfaction, the lucrative opportunities in private practice, lower remuneration and the need for an extra source of earning need to be considered in regard to the behaviour of absenteeism

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Private Health Care, Quality and Corruption,ng is that this definition of corruption is too narrow as it is confined only to individual’s “dishonesty” and neglects the greater context of corruption. I identify how corruption structures the operation of the private health care sector through multiple actors. I explain how the mutually reinforc

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,Biomedicine and Modernity: The Case of the “Village Doctors”,he corporations by means of a study of village doctors. I ask: How are village doctors an integral part of the local healthcare system? How do care seekers assess the services of village doctors? How is biomedicine being localized and promoted by village doctors? How do they serve the interests of t