In response to its constitutional commitments and social welfare provisions in the era of
democracy, the post‐apartheid South African state is increasingly called upon to provide for …

Learning to Save the World provides an innovative analysis of how individuals inhabit,
refuse, and reconfigure the contours of global health. In 2001, Botswana's government …

From a genealogical perspective, this chapter focuses on the changing representations and
constructions (policy framing) of the needs and rights of poor and vulnerable children and …

Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork from one rural area in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, in
this article I trace Community Health Workers' sentiments of abandonment, which they …

Rhizomatic Cartographies of Children's Lived Experience of Poverty and Vulnerability is an
interdisciplinary research on children's complex lived experience in Kenya. It is based on a …

Despite a steady global decline in the incidence of tuberculosis (TB), progress towards
health targets has been slow and a crisis of drug-resistant strains of TB continues unabated …

Health workers are an overlooked category in the growing literature on health and
citizenship. In this article I describe a 2012–2013 nationwide conflict in the public health …

This thesis is about life in Luoland, Western Kenya, which, like other places in Africa, has
experienced the profound impact of large-scale biomedical research programmes …

Global health community-based interventions are habitually time-limited. Given their
temporal nature, it is imperative to understand how these interventions impact, affect and …

In just over a decade the South African government's response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic
has gone from a position that could be described as adversarial to rolling out and sustaining …