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Dr. Jianmin Shao’s article “The geobiopolitics of trans medicine: Kinship, recalibrated care, and difference-making amid China-US tensions” has recently been published in American Ethnologist. ��A flagship journal in social and cultural anthropology, American Ethnologist features scholarship that combines ethnographic specificity with original theoretical thinking, conveying the relevance of the ethnographic imagination to the contemporary world.��

In her editorial note, the journal’s Editor, Dr. Susanna Trnka, highlights Shao’s “fine-grained ethnography in a [Chinese] trans medical care clinic” and notes that “understanding the biopolitics of trans medicine thus requires, Shao argues, a geobiopolitical framing.” ��
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