This paper elaborates a 'pathways approach'to addressing the governance challenges
posed by the dynamics of complex, coupled, multi-scale systems, while incorporating explicit …

Whilst sexual violence against men in armed conflicts has long been marginalized in
research and policy, the recognition that it is far more widespread than previously …

This article explores the politics of knowledge involved in understanding and responding to
epidemics in an era of global health governance and biosecurity. It develops and applies an …

This paper looks at the ways that people living with HIV in the Gambia, as members of HIV
support groups, engaged with the programmes available to them in this context. People …

With millions of cases and thousands of deaths every year in Asia and Latin America,
dengue fever continues to be of global public health significance. This article uses the …

Les éclosions de maladies étant souvent perçues comme le produit de choix et d'erreurs
des humains, la construction de l'altérité est une tendance récurrente lors d'épidémies. Cette …

Background: Women with a disability are often characterised as a homogenous social group
consigned to a cultural stereotype with assumptions of dependence, asexuality and gender …

Making sense of an HIV‐positive diagnosis is often a struggle. Across Africa this is mediated
by a new globalism in public health; the last decade has seen an array of new international …

Much theorising about global health governance has taken a view from above and we aim to
complement this with perspectives from grassroots organisations and service providers …

Jerker Edström argues that common interpretations of vulnerability in gender and
development discourse, policy and practice tend to reinforce essentialisms about men and …