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Health, State, and Society in Kenya
註釋"However, the persistence of epidemics, spiraling mortality rates, the inter-dependent nature of the colonial economy, and the establishment and recommendations of Commissions of Inquiry turned the tensions of race and conflict into dialogues about accommodation and compromise. The focus on a common good, rather than upon partisan satisfaction, became a dominant force. Western biomedicine and African traditional therapies each contributed to the growth and development of colonial health care in Kenya."--BOOK JACKET.