Governing Death and Loss

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The book explores the evolving perceptions and management of death and loss in contemporary society, highlighting the impact of chronic illness and institutional care. It discusses the shift of control from individuals to medical experts, while also presenting emerging governance models that encourage community involvement. With contributions from a diverse range of academics and practitioners, it combines theoretical insights with practical examples, promoting empowerment and participation in end-of-life care across various cultural contexts. The accessible chapters cater to a broad audience.