Anthropology and Medicine

期刊简介：Anthropology & Medicine is dedicated to publishing papers that examine medicine, health and illness in an anthropological context. This broad field reflects the journal’s commitment to interdisciplinary research on the interrelationship between culture and health. The journal publishes original papers, reviews, commentaries and debates within the broad framework of medical anthropology, for an international readership. In addition to usual recent book reviews, each issue of Anthropology & Medicine also includes The Canon , which features a reappraisal of a past text that may be considered unfashionably canonical, classical or at least of continuing interest in medical anthropology and cultural psychiatry. The journal also features regular guest edited thematic issues on contemporary topics. Please see the proposal guidelines here . Commentaries could be a statement of position by the author, response to a recent publication, or a standalone piece and does not need to be based on original fieldwork or research. Anthropology & Medicine aims to develop ideas and stimulate debate about the interface between culture and health. We encourage our readers and authors to engage with the new theoretical developments in the field and to participate in current critical debates in the world around us. The journal provides a forum for exploring subjects such as the globalisation and politics of biomedicine, the spread and impact of new medical technologies, gender, reproduction and the body. Topics such as global health, migration and mobility, mental health, chronic illness and ageing are explored through scholarly papers to elucidate the way experiences of health and illness and medical practice are innately cultural. As an interdisciplinary journal, we encourage work that explores the connection between health practice and anthropology including cross cultural psychiatry and hospital and clinic based ethnographies. Anthropology & Medicine seeks to establish a critical platform for this diversity and promotes a cross-fertilisation of concepts at the borderland of culture and medicine. Anthropology & Medicine addresses academics, practitioners and students in the following areas: medical anthropology; social anthropology; the anthropology of conflict, trauma and reconciliation; medical sociology; primary care medicine; psychiatry; psychology; psychotherapy; ethology; public health and nursing; social history; social work; social geography; and development studies. The journal is signatory to the WHO joint statement (January 2004) issued by editors of scientific journals publishing mental health research from low and middle income countries. For details see: http://www.who.int/bulletin/volumes/82/3/en/Perspective.pdf The Section of Transcultural Psychiatry of the World Psychiatric Association endorses the publication of Anthropology & Medicine as a significant contribution to the scientific literature of transcultural psychiatry and its related disciplines. Peer review policy Taylor & Francis is committed to peer-review integrity and upholding the highest standards of review. Once your paper has been assessed for suitability by the editor, it will then be single or double anonymized peer reviewed by independent, anonymous expert referees.

【译文】人类学与医学致力于发表在人类学背景下研究医学、健康和疾病的论文。这一广泛的领域反映了该杂志对文化与健康之间相互关系的跨学科研究的承诺。该杂志在医学人类学的广泛框架内为国际读者发表原创论文、评论、评论和辩论。除了通常的近期书评之外，每期《人类学与医学》还包括《经典》，其中对过去的文本进行了重新评价，这些文本可能被认为是不合时宜的经典、经典或至少是对医学人类学和文化精神病学持续感兴趣的文本。该杂志还定期以客座编辑的当代主题专题为特色。请参阅此处的提案指南。评论可以是作者的立场声明、对最近出版物的回应，也可以是一篇独立的文章，不需要基于原始的实地考察或研究。人类学与医学旨在发展思想并激发关于文化与健康之间的界面的辩论。我们鼓励读者和作者参与该领域的新理论发展，并参与我们周围世界当前的批判性辩论。该杂志为探索生物医学的全球化和政治、新医疗技术的传播和影响、性别、生殖和身体等主题提供了一个论坛。通过学术论文探讨全球健康、移民和流动性、心理健康、慢性病和老龄化等主题，以阐明健康和疾病以及医疗实践的体验是天生的文化。作为一本跨学科期刊，我们鼓励探索健康实践与人类学之间的联系，包括跨文化精神病学以及基于医院和诊所的人种学。人类学与医学致力于为这种多样性建立一个关键平台，并促进文化和医学边界概念的交叉融合。人类学与医学面向以下领域的学者、从业者和学生：医学人类学；社会人类学；冲突、创伤与和解的人类学；医学社会学；初级保健医学；精神病学；心理学;心理治疗；行为学；公共卫生和护理；社会历史；社会工作；社会地理学；和发展研究。该杂志是世界卫生组织联合声明（2004 年 1 月）的签署者，该声明由发表低收入和中等收入国家心理健康研究的科学期刊编辑发表。详情请参见：http://www.who.int/bulletin/volumes/82/3/en/Perspective.pdf 世界精神病学协会跨文化精神病学分会认可《人类学与医学》的出版，认为这是对跨文化精神病学及其相关学科的科学文献的重大贡献。同行评审政策 Taylor & Francis 致力于同行评审的诚信并维护最高的评审标准。一旦编辑评估了您的论文的适用性，它将由独立、匿名的专家审稿人进行单次或双重匿名同行评审。