Medical Anthropology in Romania – Medical Anthropology on Romania?

Anton, L., 2008a., ‘Th e Foetus is the Socialist Property of the Whole Society’: Abortion and Pronatalist Policies in Romania’s Golden Era. In T-H. Ballmer-Cao, I. Engeliand, and P. Muller, eds., 2008. Les politiques du genre, Paris: L’Harmattan, pp. 195-216.

Anton, L., 2008b. Abortion and the Making of the Socialist Mother during Communist Romania. In L. Bernstein ed., 2008. (M)Othering the Nation: Constructing and Resisting Regional and National Allegories Th rough the Maternal Body, Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Press, pp. 49-61.

Anton, L., 2011. La mémoire de l’avortement en Roumanie communiste. Une ethnographie des formes de la mémoire du pronatalisme roumain. Revue Sociologie. Santé, 33, pp. 333-337.

Bărbulescu, C., 2011. Tărani, boli și vindecători în perioada comunistă. Mărturii orale II. Cluj Napoca: Mega.

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Bărbulescu, E., 2011. People and the State. Divergent Medical Discourses. Cluj Napoca: Mega.

Dincovici, A., 2012. Pain Communities and Uninstitutionalized Health Practices: A Case Study. (Paper presented at the conference Health in transition. Ethnographies of Biomedicine in Post-socialist Europe, Romanian Academy of Sciences, Bucharest, Romania, 7-8 June.)

Friedman, J., 2003. Ambiguous Transitions and Abjected Selves: Betrayal, Entitlement, and Globalization in Romania’s Jiu Valley, PhD thesis, Duke University.

Friedman, J. R., 2009. Th e “Social Case”. Illness, Psychiatry, and Deinstitutionalization in Postsocialist Romania. Medical Anthropology Quarterly, 23 (4), pp. 375-396.

Geană, G., 2002. “Health As a Value in Romanian Folk Culture”, Ethnologia Balkanica, 6, pp. 209-220.

Iacob, I., 2012. Să nă tate, boală , vindecare. O perspectivă socio-culturală (Health, illness, curing. A socio-cultural perspective), PhD Th esis. Cluj: Universitatea Babeș-Bolyai.

Ionescu-Tugui, R., 2012. Love, support and kindness for all: medical subjectivities in a health care direct selling company. (Paper presented at the conference Health in transition. Ethnographies of Biomedicine in Post-socialist Europe, Romanian Academy of Sciences, Bucharest, Romania, 7-8 June.)

Iosif, A. V., 2003. Healing, orthodoxy, and personhood in postsocialist Romania, PhD Thesis, Tulane University.

Kideckel, D., 2008. Getting By in Postsocialist Romania: Labor, the Body, and Working-Class Culture. Bloomington: Indiana University Press.

Kirkham, J., 2012. What’s Morality Got to Do With It? A Consideration of the Role of Morality in the Development and Contestation of Sexual and Reproductive Health Services in Romania and Moldova. (Paper presented at the conference Health in transition. Ethnographies of Biomedicine in Post-socialist Europe, Romanian Academy of Sciences, Bucharest, Romania, 7-8 June.)

Kligman, G., 1998. Th e Politics of Duplicity: Controlling Reproduction in Ceausescu’s Romania. Berkeley: University of California Press.

Mihail, A., 2012. Life Aft er Transplant: Coping With a New Life as an Organ Recipient in Romania. (Paper presented at the conference Health in transition. Ethnographies of Biomedicine in Post-socialist Europe, Romanian Academy of Sciences, Bucharest, Romania, 7-8 June.)

Nagy, R., 2011. Migrants and Healthcare Within the European Union. International Review of Social Research, 1 (1), pp. 61-72. Available at : www.irsr.eu/issue01/03_Nagy_p.61-72. pdf.

Pop, C., 2011. Personal, Emerging Medical landscapes, and HPV Vaccination in Post-socialist Romania. Anthropology of East Europe Review, 29 (2), pp. 90-110.

Pop, C., 2012. Rationalizing Births in Post-socialist Romania: Surgical Sterilization During the Second C-section. (Paper presented at the conference Health in transition. Ethnographies of Biomedicine in Post-socialist Europe, Romanian Academy of Sciences, Bucharest, Romania, 7-8 June.)

Ross, A. I., 2006. Cradle, Manger, Granary: Carving the Body from the Nation’s Sacred Flesh, Journal of Religion and Society, 8, pp. 1-12.

Ross, A. I., 2012. The Anthropology of Alternative Medicine. London: Berg.

Singh, D. 2011. Attitudes and Praxis of Traditional Forms of Healthcare in a Post-communist Romanian Romani Community. Anthropology of East Europe Review, 29 (1), pp. 127-140.

Stan, S., 2007. Transparency: Seeing, Counting and Experiencing the System. Anthropologica, 49 (2), pp. 257-273.

Stan, S., 2012a. Neither Commodities Nor Gifts: Post-Socialist Informal Exchanges in the Romanian Healthcare System. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, 18 (1), pp. 65-82.

Stan, S., 2012b. Transnational Healthcare Practices of Romanian Migrants in Ireland: Social Mobility and the Marketisation of Healthcare Services in Europe. (Paper presented at the conference Health in transition. Ethnographies of Biomedicine in Post-socialist Europe, Romanian Academy of Sciences, Bucharest, Romania, 7-8 June.)

Stan, S. and V.-V. Toma. 2009. High-Tech Romania? Managerialism, the Market and Informal Relations in the Informatisation of the Romanian Health Care System, Joint Journal Edition of Anthropology in Action, 16 (1), pp. 56-71.

Stillo, J., 2010. Th e Changing Role of TB Sanatoria: From Sarnac New York to Romania’s Magic Mountains. East-West Cultural Passage, 9, pp. 101–114.

Stillo, J., 2012a. Who Cares for the Caregivers? Romanian Women’s Experiences With Tuberculosis. Anthropology Now, 4 (1), pp. 10-17.

Stillo, J., 2012b. ‘We Are the Losers of Socialism’: Tuberculosis, Social Cases and the Limits of Care in Romania. (Paper presented at the conference Health in transition. Ethnographies of Biomedicine in Post-socialist Europe, Romanian Academy of Sciences, Bucharest, Romania, 7-8 June.)

Toma,V.-V., 2003. Naraţiuni despre boală şi modele explicative la pacienţi cu depresie. Studiu de antropologie psihiatrică clinică (II). (Illness Narratives and Explanatory Models in Patients with Depression. A Study in Clinically Applied Psychiatric Anthropology. Part II.) Psihiatria şi psihofarmacologia prezentului, 1-2, pp. 46-59.

Toma, V.-V., 2005. Niveluri ale cercetării etnografi ce aplicate în antropologia psihiatrică clinică. (Levels of Applied Ethnographic Research in Clinical Psychiatric Anthropology.) Psihiatriaşipsihofar macologiaprezentului, 1, pp. 53-62.

Toma, V-V., 2007. Câmpul disciplinar al antropologiei medicale – definiţia şi obiectul de studiu. (Th e Disciplinary Field of Medical Anthropology – Definition and Object of Study.) Revista Medicală Română, 1, pp. 6-8.

Toma, V.-V., 2009a. Competență culturală și comunicare clinică în domeniul medicinei generale. (Cultural Competence and Clinical Communication in General Medical Practice.) In G. G. Constandache, B. Balgiu, eds., 2009. Comunicarea – sugestie și influentă. Aspecte interdisciplinare și transdisciplinare, Bucharest: Sigma Publishing House, pp. 70-76.

Toma, V.-V., 2009b. Contributions of Medical Anthropology to the Psychiatric Practice. Cultural and Linguistic Competence in Mono- and Multicultural Societies, Proceedings of the Romanian Academy, Series B: Chemistry, Life Sciences and Geosciences, 1 (2-3), pp. 111-119.

Toma, V.-V. and M. Șt. Ciuhuța, 2012a. Pacienți români care au călătorit în străinătate pentru tratament. Studiu de caz exploratoriu asupra călătoriei medicale. (Romanian Patients who Travelled Abroad to Seek Medical Treatment. Exploratory Case-Study on Medical Travel.) Revista Medicală Română, 59 (1), pp. 60-64.

Toma, V.-V. and M. Șt. Ciuhuța, 2012b. ‘Cruciadele’ doamnei C. în căutarea vindecării complete. Studiu de caz asupra strategiilor terapeutice alternative în astmul bronșic. (Mrs. C.’s ‘Crusades’ in the Quest for Complete Healing. A Case-Study on Alternative Th erapeutic Strategies in Bronchial Asthma.) In A. Kozma, C. Glavce, C. Bălăceanu-Stolnici, eds. 2012. Antropologia și Cultura, Collection „Zilele Rainer”, Bucharest: Niculescu Press, pp. 400-404.

Weber, G. 2009. Forsaken Generation: Stress, Social Suff ering and Strategies among WorkingClass Pensioners in Post-Socialist Moldova, Romania, PhD thesis, Department of Anthropology, City University of New York, NY.

Weber, G., 2012. ‘Other Than a Thank-You, Th ere is Nothing Else I Can Give’: Th e Social and Historical Context of Stress among Working-Class Pensioners in Post-Socialist Galaţi, Romania. (Paper presented at the conference Health in transition. Ethnographies of Biomedicine in Post-socialist Europe, Romanian Academy of Sciences, Bucharest, Romania, 7-8 June.)