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From SARS to Bird Flu :Public Health and Animal Diseases Between Hong Kong and Guangdong Frédéric Keck CNRS French Center for the Study of Contemporary China (CEFC Hong Kong) Conference in Ritsumeikan University (Kyoto) 4 December 2008 From SARS to Bird Flu :Public Health and Animal Diseases Between Hong Kong and Guangdong Introduction : - Where I come from - Intellectual references I SARS in Hong Kong : - The facts - The political lessons of SARS II Bird Flu in Hong Kong - The facts - The links between SARS and Bird Flu III Differences between SARS and Bird Flu - The fight against SARS prepares the public health mobilization on Bird Flu - Bird Flu also has an economic aspect, that the SARS precedent leaves aside Conclusion - Where we are going - Anthropological hypothesis Introduction : Where I come from Two years of ethnographic study at the French Food Safety Agency (AFSSA) Shift from Mad Cow Disease to Bird Flu as two major sanitary crises in France Anthropological comparison between different gestions of Bird Flu in the world considered as an animal disease and as a human disease. Intellectual references Anthropology of human/animal relationships : animals are intellectual tools humans use as ways of articulating social problems (Lévi-Strauss, La pensée sauvage, 1962). Societies trace differently the cut between animals and humans (Descola, Par delà nature et culture, 2005) Sociology of risks : Risk is the major concept by which modern societies think of themselves as living groups in relation to an environment (Foucault, Sécurité, territoire, population, 1978). Lessons from a sanitary crisis are transposed to another, because they shape the historical experience of a social group (Dodier, Le?ons politiques de l’épidémie de sida, 2005) I SARS in Hong Kong : the facts 21 February 2003 : Dr Liu Jianlun, who has been treating a mysterious disease in Guangzhou, infects travellers from different countries at the Metropole Ho