Critical epidemiology of SARS-CoV-2 in Latin America and the Caribbean
Determination, dependence and regional lack of coordination
Compilers: Gonzalo Basile. Marinilda Rivera Díaz.
Authors: Oscar Feo Istúriz. Daniel Godoy. Cecilia Fernández Lisso. Leandro Gamba. María Soledad Pavesi. Horacio Pereyra. Liliana Findling. Valeria Cotaimich. Pedro Oliva. Antonio Alberto Hernández Reyes. José Alexander Correa Tobar. Carlos Alberto Bustamante Renderos. Inecilia Esmeralda Argueta de García. Presedez Polanco. Josvane Japa Rodríguez. Sheila Báez. Manuel Espinel Vallejos. Paula Re. Leny Trad. Diana Anunciação Santos. Carlos Alberto Santos de Paulo. Yeimi Alexandra Alzate López. Sara Emanuela de Carvalho Mota. Leo Pedrana. Patricia Rezende Anderle. Clarice Santos Mota. Camilo Bass del Campo. Marcelo Parra Gutiérrez. Inti Pacheco Espinoza. Elba Beatriz Núñez. María Limpia Díaz Ortega.
CLACSO Working Group on International Health and Health Sovereignty
This work was produced in the period between 2020 and 2021, so the compiled articles do not seek to describe or respond to the traditional descriptive analytical epidemiological situation during the global pandemic and particular epidemics of SARS-CoV-2, but on the contrary, to situate a critical regional understanding by relocating the specificity of studying, analyzing, problematizing and characterizing in depth the implications of SARS-CoV-2 on health from the Global South.
The present research project sought to understand, think about and problematize the critical epidemiological processes and response to the SARS-CoV-2 public health emergency in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Likewise, the aim is also to study and problematize the learning, errors and limitations of the epistemology, theories and public health policies operationalized in the epidemiological response to SARS-CoV-2.
From the prologue
Working Groups Collection.
ISBN 978-987-813-374-4
CLACSO. FLACSO Dominican Republic.
Buenos Aires. Santo Domingo.
December 2022
