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9781009721509

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'A remarkable book – ethnographically compelling, theoretically astute, highly readable, an exemplar of engaged ethnographic writing.' Carol J. Greenhouse, Princeton University 'Positioned at the intersection of legal anthropology, critical military studies, and science and technology studies, this is an empirically rich, carefully theorized, beautifully written, and timely and important book.' Kenneth MacLeish, Vanderbilt University

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Catherine Trundle is a senior lecturer in Health and Society at La Trobe University, Australia. She is a leading expert in health justice and ethics, and the co-editor of Competing Responsibilities: The ethics and politics of contemporary life, and Detachment: Essays on the limits of relational thinking.

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