"Pathologies of Power" is a non-fiction book by Paul Farmer, a medical anthropologist and physician who has worked extensively in developing countries. The book examines the ways in which poverty, inequality, and social injustice contribute to the spread of disease and ill health around the world. Through case studies and personal anecdotes, Farmer illustrates how systemic issues such as racism, economic exploitation, and political instability can have devastating impacts on the health of individuals and communities. At the same time, he highlights the potential of grassroots activism and community-based healthcare to address these issues and promote social justice. With its incisive analysis and passionate advocacy, "Pathologies of Power" is a seminal work in the fields of global health and social justice.
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