Worlding Medicine - Negotiating Knowledge Regimes and Practices between Alternative and Biomedicine

病毒、微生物、病人、器官、新的治疗技术、药品或护理服务-健康是一个全球性的密集循环领域。该项目探讨了新的医疗实践和空间的出现;在全球北方和全球南方，传统和现代，分析和整体思维，以及跨国化和不平等的区域发展背景下。根据泰国传统医学的一项案例研究，预定的研究项目询问传统、补充或替代知识体系和做法在转化为生物医学背景时是如何（重新）构成的，它们是如何被调动起来的，以及它们如何在全球传播。的理论视角，使理解新兴的空间和形式的医学作为一个全球性的集合的知识和实践，并分散以欧洲为中心的知识生产。

Viruses, microbes, patients, organs, new therapeutic technologies, pharmaceuticals or care services - health is a field of intense global circulation. This project explores the emergence of new medical practices and spaces; between Global North and Global South, tradition and modernity, analytical and holistic thinking, and in the context of transnationalization and unequal regional development. Drawing on a case study on Thai Traditional Medicine (TTM) the intended research project asks how traditional, complementary or alternative knowledge regimes and practices are (re-)constituted when translated into biomedical contexts, how they are being mobilized and how they circulate globally. The theoretical perspective of worlding enables to understand the emergent spaces and forms of medicine as a global assemblage of knowledge and practice, and to decentre Eurocentric knowledge production.