Village Gone Viral - (Anthropology of Policy) by Marit Tolo Østebø (Paperback)

The book "Village Gone Viral" is a groundbreaking exploration of how policy models spread globally and their impact on local communities.

Drawing on ethnographic research in Ethiopia and beyond, the author examines the unintended consequences of modeling practices, including increased social inequality, reinforced social stratification, and concealed injustice.

The book offers a reflexive critical anthropology of model making, challenging readers to rethink their assumptions about the power of models as instruments for social change.

With its engaging narrative and innovative research methods, "Village Gone Viral" is an essential read for anyone interested in global development, policy studies, and social justice.