PH.221.618
Global Health Dynamics in Practice: Exploring power, colonial legacies, foreign aid, leadership accountability, and institutions
Explores the concepts and dynamic practices of power, colonial legacies, foreign aid, leadership accountability, and institutional functions in global health. Draws upon the literature and real-life examples from the Instructor’s experiences in global health policy and financing, including at the World Bank, Global Fund, WHO, and UNAIDS. Case studies and guest speakers will catalyze class discussions for joint learning.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027