Selling Our Souls: The Commodification of Hospital Care in the United States
Selling Our Souls: The Commodification of Hospital Care in the United States
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出卖我们的灵魂：美国医院护理的商品化
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2016
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A. Guseva
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A. Guseva
环境研究课程。本书的最后两章专门讨论了在美国和非洲投资于绿色工作和绿色经济发展所能带来的无数机会和可能性。作者提出了一个令人信服的理由，即这些社区不仅需要这些承诺，而且这些投资的回报可能相当可观，对寻求建立有意义的职业生涯的学生和寻求环境和经济适应力的社区非常有益。在气候危机，社会不平等的恶性和不断上升的水平，以及“黑人生活问题”的呼吁正在融合的历史时刻，论文，证据和绿色非洲研究中包含的分析是及时的，反映了我们需要的那种动态和原创性思维。
Environmental Studies course offerings. The final two chapters in the book are devoted to the myriad opportunities and possibilities that can arise from investing in green jobs and green economic development in the United States and in Africa. The author makes a convincing case that not only is there a need for these sorts of commitments in these communities, but that the return on those investments would likely be quite significant and greatly beneficial to students seeking to build meaningful careers and to communities seeking environmental and economic resilience. At a historic moment when the climate crisis, pernicious and rising levels of social inequality, and the call of ‘‘Black Lives Matter’’ are converging, the thesis, evidence, and analysis contained in Greening Africana Studies are timely and reflect the kind of dynamic and original thinking we need.