How are global health inequities related to Schrödinger’s cat? In Schrödinger’s thought experiment, a cat, locked up in a black box, is simultaneously alive and dead, until the box is opened. Global health inequalities are simultaneously unjust and not unjust … Continue reading
Multi-disciplinarity is the hallmark of our research, teaching and engagement. The Faculty encompasses the disciplines of epidemiology, public health medicine, economics, political science, international relations, anthropology, sociology, history, psychology, statistics and mathematics. We have one of the world’s largest global … Continue reading
This workshop aims to bring together a group of early to mid career and established researchers from the UK and Southern Africa to explore cutting- edge research on patient mobility, migration and health. An explicit focus of the event will … Continue reading
Delegates at a workshop organised by APP on ‘Ebola in Anthropological Perspective’ at Njala University last September
How to (or not) respond to health system shocks – lessons from Ebola, climate change, migration and the financial crisis. Contributors: Dina Balabanova, Karl Blanchet, Johanna Hanefeld, Helena Leidgio-Quigley, Fred Martineau, Susannah Mayhew, Gillian McKay, Melissa Parker, Joshua Robinson, Emily … Continue reading