1st Edition
Global Health and Geographical Imaginaries
1. Geographies of Global Health by Clare Herrick Part I: Making Evidence, Evidencing Empiric: Inclusion and Exclusion 2. Epidemiological Rule – Epidemiologists, Numbers and the Bloomberg Initiative to Reduce Tobacco Control in the Global South by David Reubi 3. A Geneaology of Evidence at the WHO by Nele Jensen 4. Redlining Global Health: Targets, Enclaves and the Limits of Investing in Life by Matthew Sparke Part II: Practising and Producing Global Health 5. After Clinical Trials: Enrolment and Abandonment in Global Health Research by Stephen Taylor 6. ‘A Politics (T)here Too…’: Embodied Politics of Health for the Global Majority by Emma Laurie 7. Exemplary or Exceptional? The Production and Dismantling of Global Health in Botswana by Betsey Brada Part III: Politics, Advocacy and Social Justice 8. The AIDS Research Model: How Political Advocacy Became Central to Biomedical Funding and Research by Paul Jackson 9. Making Ties through Making Drugs: Partnerships for Tuberculosis Drug and Vaccine Development by Susan Craddock 10. Global AIDS and International Responsibility by Gerry Kearns Part IV: Critical Bodies: Human and Non-Human 11. More Than One World, More Than One Health: Re-Configuring Inter-Species Health by Stephen Hinchliffe 12. Worms North and South: A Probiotic Biopolitics by Jamie Lorimer 13. Mixing and Fixing: Managing and Imagining the Body in a Global World by Sarah Atkinson Part V: The Absent Presences of Global Health 14. The (Non)Charisma of Non-Communicable Disease by Clare Herrick 15. Healthy Interventions: Tracing the Place of Green Space in an International Movement for Health by Tim Brown 16. Eat Your Greens. Buy Some Chips: Contesting Articulations of Food and Food Security in Children’s Lives by Jane Battersby
Biography
Clare Herrick is a Reader in human geography at King’s College London, UK. Her research critically explores the intersections of behavioural risk factors with urban environments across a variety of geographic settings.
David Reubi is a Wellcome Trust Fellow at the Department of Global Health & Social Medicine, King’s College London, UK. His research explores the knowledges, socialities and material forms that undergird the politics and practices of contemporary global health and medicine. He is currently working on a manuscript on the biopolitics of the African smoking epidemic.
