IJAHS 47:3 (2014) Special Issue: Incorporating Medical Research into the History of Medicine in East Africa
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The following individual articles are also available online:
- Blood Work and “Rumors” of Blood: Nutritional Research and Insurrection in Buganda, 1935–1970 (21 pages)
- Conclusion: Experimentation in Colonial East Africa and Beyond (10 pages)
- Introduction: Incorporating Medical Research into the History of Medicine in East Africa (19 pages)
- Research Material and Necromancy: Imagining the Political-Economy of Biomedicine in Colonial Tanganyika (18 pages)
- Ziba Politics and the German Sleeping Sickness Camp at Kigarama, Tanzania, 1907–14 (24 pages)
- “The Malaria Imbroglio”: Ethics, Eradication, and Endings in Pare Taveta, East Africa, 1959–1960 (26 pages)