"Injectable Development": Depo-Provera and Creation of the Global South.
The article looks at Depo-Provera's uneven global distribution and reveals multiple ways communities thought about global power and persistent inequality at a moment of historic transition away from a world order structured by the logic of empires. It mentions that global dissemination of Depo- Prov...
| Publicado en: | Radical History Review Vol. 2018; no. 131; pp. 82 - 105 |
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Duke University Press
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