The Culture of Teams - the Boat Race and Camp Bastion

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The Culture of Teams - the Boat Race and Camp Bastion

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May 2, 2017

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Mark De Rond is an ethnographer who embeds himself with teams under pressure. What's the culture like in a field hospital in Camp Bastion, in the boat race crew?

Mark's latest book 'Doctors at War' - a first hand account of the culture in Camp Bastion's hospital - is out this week.
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