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3-0160 MORAL ECONOMIES OF US HEALTH CARE IN AN ERA OF REFORMS
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Thursday, November 17, 2011: 08:00-09:45

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Students
Organizers:  Michele Rivkin-Fish (University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill)
Chairs:  Susan J Shaw (University of Arizona)
08:00
Moral Economies: Highlighting Anthropology’s Distinctive Contribution to Debates Over US Health Care
Michele Rivkin-Fish (University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill)
08:15
Promises Deferred: Rethinking Expanding Access In Neoliberal Health Care Reform
Susan J Shaw (University of Arizona)
08:30
Equal Access to Treatments Vs. Equal Health Outcomes?: Deciding What Constitutes Social Justice In Medicine
Carolyn Rouse (Princeton University)
08:45
Moral Economies and the Production of Expertise: The Case of "Mid-Level"-Led Dental Care In the United States
Sarah Raskin (University of Arizona) and Heide Castaneda (University of South Florida)
09:00
Economies of Abandonment and the Work of Survival
Mary K Anglin (University of Kentucky)
09:15
Discussion
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