Sinophobia, Epidemics, and Interspecies Catastrophe

Christos Lynteris

Sinophobia, Epidemics, and Interspecies Catastrophe

Christos Lynteris

Social Anthropology

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Original language	English
Journal	Cultural Anthropology
Publication status	Published - 23 Jun 2020

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Covid-19
zoonosis

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Coronavirus: pourquoi fermer les marchés aux animaux en Chine serait une très mauvaise idée
Lynteris, C., Keck, F. & Fearnley, L., 3 Feb 2020, The Conversation.
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COVID-19, nature and the political ontology of the Chinese party-state
Lynteris, C., 10 May 2020, Somatosphere.
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COVID-19 Forum
Lynteris, C. (Editor), 6 Mar 2020, In: Somatosphere.
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Coronavirus: pourquoi fermer les marchés aux animaux en Chine serait une très mauvaise idée

COVID-19, nature and the political ontology of the Chinese party-state

COVID-19 Forum

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