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            rdfs:label "Introduction : governing through contagion : perspectives across time and space / Lynette J Chua and Jack Jin Gary Lee -- British quarantine and telegraph stations in the Persian Gulf, 1864-1928 : governing through contagion, entanglements, and enclaves / Sebastian James Rose -- Wastewater surveillance in colonial and present-day Hong Kong : governing through contagion from below / Dhiraj Nainani -- Regulating pandemic wastes : governing through contagion via disciplining modalities / Lee Godden -- Instruction, and information, images, and icons : governing through contagion, social regulation, and public health / Sharyn Roach Anleu and George Sarantoulias -- Intimacy, queer men, and the law on HIV risk disclosure in Singapore : governing through contagion at the margins / Daryl WJ Yang, Daniel WS Ho, and Rayner KJ Tan -- The vagrancy law model : governing through social contagion in the Anglo World, c. 1824-1932 / Christopher Roberts -- The Oregon citizen assembly pilot on COVID-19 recovery : participatory governing through contagion / Stephanie Burkhalter and Robert C Richards Jr -- Advancing a politics of social division and governing through contagion in Texas, USA / Nolan Kline and Nathaniel Webb -- Governing through contagion in the athoritarian context and the case of China / Mark Sidel -- Governing through contagion and the limits of law / Lynette J Chua and Jack Jin Gary Lee." ] ;
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