Debating Ideas
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Combatting Outbreaks: Why We Should Listen to District and Frontline Health Workers
Combating outbreaks, why we should listen to district and frontline health workers -
COVID-19Covid-19Debating IdeasEconomies and SocietiesGuineaPolitics and Political EconomyPublic Health
Coronavirus Seen From the Land of Ebola: Lessons Learned, Reflexivity and the People in Guinea
Coronavirus Seen From the Land of Ebola: Lessons Learned, Reflexivity and the People in Guinea -
Response Piece by Paul Richards to Alex de Waal’s: ‘Can There Be A Democratic Public Health?’
Response Piece by Paul Richards to Alex de Waal's piece; Can There Be A Democratic Public Health? -
Covid-19: Fear of Job Losses Could Make Tourism Indifferent to Wellbeing
fear of job losses can make tourism indifferent to wellbeing -
Africa's Foreign EngagementsCovid-19COVID-19Debating IdeasEconomies and SocietiesPolitics and Political EconomyPublic Health
COVID-19 in Africa: “Know your Epidemic, Act on its Politics.”
COVID-19 in Africa: Know your Epidemic, Act on Its Politics -
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Surviving COVID-19: Fragility, Resilience and Inequality in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe had three confirmed cases and one recorded death of COVID-19 (coronavirus) as of 26 March, and a national disaster has been declared. So ... -
Fill the Gaps, Feel the Pain: Insights from Sierra Leone on an Epidemic’s Impact on Local Taxation, Public Services, and the Poor
Fill the gaps, feel the pain: Insights from Sierra Leone on an epidemic’s impact on local taxation, public services, and the poor -
Covid-19 and the Culture of Eating Wild Animals in Central Africa
the economy of bush meat in central Africa, zoonosis -
Can There Be A Democratic Public Health? From HIV/AIDS to Covid-19
Can there be a democratic public health? From HIV/AIDS to Covid-19
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