 | Bertrand Taithe |
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01.03.2022-02.04.2022
Humanitarian aid and public health policy: Hepatitis C in Cambodia.
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16.08.2021-30.08.2021
Humanitarian aid and public health policy: Hepatitis C in Cambodia.
The main objective is to produce a monograph based on a corpus of archives, research notes and interviews gathered over the years. This monograph will be drafted while at the Brocher.
A secondary objective and outcome will be to produce a short piece which might be circulated within MSF and communicated to partners in DNDI and WHO. Being in Brocher will facilitate exchanges around this outcome.
A third outcome will be to produce a research paper on the archiving needs of contemporary humanitarian action and on the ethical issues arising from archiving.
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02.02.2017-28.04.2017
Humanitarian medical science in refugee camps: the Thai camps 1976-2006
Bertrand Taithe is professor in cultural history and founding director of the Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute at the university of Manchester. He obtained his doctorate from Manchester in 1992, he directs the European Review of History and is the chair of Manchester University Press editorial committee. His work is predominantly in the history of medicine and the history of humanitarian aid. He has worked with MSF for a number of years and is on the steering committee of ALNAP. He currently researches the role played by prolonged sites of emergency in shaping humanitarian practices and responses.
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