Jerry C. Zee

Interests
Environmental anthropology, feminist science studies, cultural and political anthropology of China; political ecology, meteorology and atmospheres, governance, engineering, aesthetics, materialism
Interests
Environmental anthropology, feminist science studies, cultural and political anthropology of China; political ecology, meteorology and atmospheres, governance, engineering, aesthetics, materialism
Arbel Griner is a Postdoctoral Research Associate in Princeton University’s Global Health Program. She received her PhD in Collective Health from the Institute for Social Medicine of the State University of Rio de Janeiro in June 2019. She uses her multi-disciplinary training in social medicine, social studies of science and technology and anthropology to produce a nuanced critical perspective of how ideas of pathology, normality and health are conceptualized in contemporary neuroscience and how these ideas are integrated into medicine, public health, and ethical debates.