1st Edition
Immunization and States The Politics of Making Vaccines
Introduction
Stuart Blume and Baptiste Baylac-Paouly
Chapter 1: The Privatization of Societal Vaccinology in the Netherlands
Jan Hendriks
Chapter 2: The Rise and Fall of State Vaccine Institutions in Spain (1871-1986)
María-José Báguena and María-Isabel Porras
Chapter 3: Politics of Vaccination in Sweden: The National Bacteriological Laboratory SBL (1909–1993) and Current Debates
Motzi Eklöf
Chapter 4: The Failed Promises of a Brighter Future: The Institute of Immunology in Zagreb from a Public Asset to a Privatized Burden
Vedran Duančić, Snježana Ivčić and Ana Vračar
Chapter 5: Wilful Neoliberal Incapacitation of India’s Public Sector Vaccine Institutions
Madhavi Yennapu
Chapter 6: Start with the World and Continue in Isolation: The Pasteur and Razi Institutes’ Vaccine Legacy in Iran
Payam Roshanfekr and Parisa Roshanfekr
Chapter 7: Translating Pasteur's Vision in Eastern Europe: The Role of the Cantacuzino Institute in Romanian Vaccination Policies and Vaccine Production
Valentin-Veron Toma
Chapter 8: Vaccine Production in Serbia: Political and Socio-Cultural Determinants in Historical Perspective
Vesna Trifunović
Epilogue: States and Vaccines in the age of Covid-19
Stuart Blume and Maurizia Mezza
Biography
Stuart Blume is Emeritus Professor in the Department of Anthropology, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Baptiste Baylac-Paouly is fixed-term Lecturer in History of Medicine at the Medical School Lyon-Est, France.
