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Of politicians and technocrats, and why global health scholars are inevitably a bit of both : a response to recent commentaries

Of politicians and technocrats, and why global health scholars are inevitably a bit of both : a response to recent commentaries

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Gorik Ooms

Publication date:

2016

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IJHPM32011467315000.pdf (open)

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