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cord-253111-n5ywei4t	Keck, Frédéric	Avian preparedness: simulations of bird diseases and reverse scenarios of extinction in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Singapore	2018-04-14		.txt	text/plain	9695	407	49	title: Avian preparedness: simulations of bird diseases and reverse scenarios of extinction in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Singapore This article describes relations between humans, animals, artefacts, and pathogens in simulations of disasters, taking bird diseases in three Chinese sentinel posts as ethnographic cases. Borrowing from the anthropology of hunting societies, it argues that simulations of bird diseases, considered as signs of future species extinction, rely on cynegetic techniques of power, in which humans and animals symmetrically shift perspectives, and not only on pastoralist techniques, in which humans are above the population they monitor and sometimes sacrifice. While public health relies on pastoral techniques of power combining sacrifice and surveillance to contain the threats coming from outside in a population (Foucault 1981) , the 'One World, One Health' approach uses techniques from birdwatchers and wildlife managers to monitor data about changing relations between humans and animals.	./cache/cord-253111-n5ywei4t.txt	./txt/cord-253111-n5ywei4t.txt