Escenarios y nuevas formas de vida en los espacios biomédicos / Scenarios and new forms of life in biomedical areas
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Palabras clave: Scenario-planning, biopolítica, actores, salud global, STS
Abstract: The article analyzes how the emergence of scenario-planning and its generalization in the health management area, transforms the biomedical arena. In this shift are performing new actors, the knowledge is produced by other means and appears a definition of "life" focused on the future and on a global scale. Seen from Science and Technology Studies (STS) perspective, and more concretely on Actor-Network Theory (ANT), we presented a case study that examines the transformation of public health models (and their respective scales at the global level) after the 2009 post-“pandemic” period of swine flu. Examining the multiple scenarios that were created at that time, we analyze the deployment of multiple surveillance systems, which provoked movements towards the articulation of new actors; the conformation of possible futures, the establishment of global scales and, ultimately, a new conceptualization of “life” as a value to be ensured and protected.
Keywords: Scenario-planning, biopolitics, actors, global health, STS
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