Authority and Antibiotics

A Case Study of Public Health Policy, Institutions and Infrastructure in Contemporary Lesotho

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  • Ann Dickie McGill University
  • Victoria Flaherty McGill University

Résumé

We will examine the way in which public health policy, institutions, and infrastructure have been influenced by Lesotho’s independen-ce, and have exhibited the social upshots of these changes. This is an apt topic to discuss due to the drastic restructuring procedu-res that occurred in the public health sector since October 4th, 1966, which has included the continued influence of foreign actors on Lesotho’s public health sector. This situation highli-ghts the complexity of independence, and the manner in which colonial influence can extend beyond occupation. We will investigate the policy, institutions, and infrastruc-ture of public health with a comparative analysis of programs before and after independence, as well as use public health as a proxy to study the deeper social change in Lesotho as they transitioned to self-rule.

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2020-03-30

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Dickie, A., & Flaherty, V. (2020). Authority and Antibiotics: A Case Study of Public Health Policy, Institutions and Infrastructure in Contemporary Lesotho. UHURU: The McGill Journal of African Studies, 131–140. Consulté à l’adresse https://uhuru.library.mcgill.ca/article/view/2437

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