Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ix
4. PROLOGUE: TERROR AND HEALING IN EL SALVADOR xi
5. Introduction: Theorizing the Body and the State 1
6. PART ONE. Exclusion and the Politics of Bare Life
7. 1. Manufacturing Ill-being: An Epidemiology of Development and Terror 25
8. 2. Repression’s Repercussions: Pragmatic Solidarity and the Body Politic 48
9. PART TWO. War against Health
10. 3. Insurgent Health: How Liberation Theology and Guerrilla Medicine Planted the Seeds of “Popular” Health 75
11. 4. Low-Intensity Conflict and the War against Health 98
12. 5. Pacification: Psychological Warfare and the Uses of Medicine 122
13. PART THREE. Health against War
14. 6. The Anatomy of “Popular Health” in the Repopulated Villages 149
15. 7. The Elusive Goal of Community Participation 171
16. PART FOUR. War by Other Means
17. 8. Popular Health and the State: Reasserting Biomedical Hegemony 195
18. 9. Disinvesting in Health: Multilateral Lending and the Clientelist State 220
19. 10. The White Marches: Healing the Body Politic 237
20. Epilogue: Toward a Moral Politics 257
21. Notes 265
22. References 275
23. Index 295