Geopolitics of Communicable Diseases-Plague in Surat, 1994

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Vol. 30, Issue No. 46, 18 Mar, 1995

Updated on 18 November 1995

Sharat G Lin

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Commentary

Vol. 30, Issue No. 46, 18 Mar, 1995

Updated on 18 November 1995

Sharat G Lin

Geopolitics of Communicable Diseases-Plague in Surat, 1994

Highlighting the occurrence of plague in a stereotypically poor country like India has the effect of setting the industrially-developed countries above the seemingly ' chaotic' and substandard' conditions of the developing countries.

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