History of Science graduate student Hannah-Louise Clark presents her research on public health in colonial Algeria  from 1904-1962 and describes the complex and problematic roles played by native, Muslim medical auxiliaries on the practice and administration of state medicine in Algerian society during that time.

History of Science graduate student Hannah-Louise Clark presents her research on public health in colonial Algeria from 1904-1962 and describes the complex and problematic roles played by native, Muslim medical auxiliaries on the practice and administration of state medicine in Algerian society during that time.

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Doctoring the Bled: Medical Auxiliaries, Therapeutic Modernities, and the Administration of Rural Life in Colonial Algeria

Doctoring the Bled: Medical Auxiliaries, Therapeutic Modernities, and the Administration of Rural Life in Colonial Algeria