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Stefan Ecks is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Social and Political Science, University of Edinburgh. He co-founded Edinburgh University’s Medical Anthropology programme and has conducted extensive ethnographic fieldwork in India, Nepal, Myanmar, and the UK. His recent research has focused on embodied theory, value, global pharmaceutical markets, and the evolving concepts of depression and healthcare accessibility. Ecks's publications include 'Eating Drugs: Psychopharmaceutical Pluralism in India' (2013) and 'Living Worth: Value Values Global Pharmaceutical Markets' (2022). He has also supervised numerous PhD students on topics related to medical anthropology, pharmaceuticals, and mental health, particularly concerning South Asia. His scholarly contributions span various aspects of medical anthropology, with an emphasis on critical health studies and the social dimensions of pharmaceuticals.
School of Social and Political Science • University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK
Senior academic role focusing on teaching and research in Medical Anthropology.
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