“Fit for Purpose?” Assessing the Ecological Fit of the Social Institutions that Globally Govern Antimicrobial Resistance

Overview of attention for article published in Perspectives on Politics, January 2024

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RT @gstrategylab: 💊The process of #AMR is inevitable. Whether it turns into a bigger social problem depends on human-germ interactions. Imp…

RT @gstrategylab: 💊The process of #AMR is inevitable. Whether it turns into a bigger social problem depends on human-germ interactions. Imp…

RT @gstrategylab: 💊The process of #AMR is inevitable. Whether it turns into a bigger social problem depends on human-germ interactions. Imp…

RT @gstrategylab: The War on AMR is not working. @IsaacWeldon & @Shoffmania led a study published in @PoPpublicsphere, introducing 5 new pr…

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