Rural Health Care Delivery

Part I. Introduction

1. The Double Meaning of “the Sick Man of East Asia” and China’s Politics
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2. Presentation, Discourse, and Absence
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3. Rural Health Care Delivery and State Building
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4. The Structure and the Content of This Book
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Part II. The Emerging Concept of Hygiene and Medicine from the State Perspective

5. National Defense and Hygiene
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6. Abolishment of Traditional Chinese Medicine
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7. Rural Medical Care Delivery: The Experiment and Follow-Up in Ding County
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Part III. The People’s Medical Care: A Brand New State and the Guideline for Health Care

8. State of “the People”
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9. Guidelines for Health Care Services
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Part IV. The Political Aspect of Hygiene: The Patriotic Hygiene Campaign

10. Building a New and Clean State
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11. The Patriotic Hygiene Campaign and the Construction of Clean New People
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12. A Farewell to the “Sick Man of East Asia”: The Irony, Deconstruction, and Reshaping of the Metaphor
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Part V. “China’s Road”: The Cooperative Medical Services

13. “To Put the Emphasis of Medical Care on the Countryside”
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14. Mobile Medical Services
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15. Cooperative Medical Services in Rural Areas
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16. “China’s Road”: The Cooperative Medical Services as a “Paradigm”
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Part VI. A Public Country: The New Cooperative Medical Services

17. A Risk Society
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18. New Cooperative Medical Service
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19. A Public Country and Its Expansion
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Part VII. Conclusion: Disease Politics: A Nation-State or a Democratic State?

20. The Logic of Disease Politics
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21. Curse to the Latecomer
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22. Local Knowledge and Localized Knowledge
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23. A Nation-State? A Democratic State?
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