Jonathan Shaffer

Assistant Professor of Sociology

University of Vermont

United States

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Jonathan Shaffer is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Vermont, located in the United States. His research areas encompass global health justice, the intersection of technology and health systems, and the ethical frameworks surrounding health inequalities. Recent articles authored by him include topics such as training clinicians in climate health organizing and the impact of AI on global health.

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Susan E. Bell

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Drexel University

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Catherine van de Ruit

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Reimagine Aid, Don’t Destroy It

Training clinicians to be organizers: Expanding professional identities through a year-long Climate Health Organizing Fellowship

Building health systems capable of leveraging AI: applying Paul Farmer’s 5S framework for equitable global health

The elephant in the room: reflecting on text-to-image generative AI and global health images

Invisibility in global health: A case for disturbing bioethical frameworks

Embodied contradictions, structural power: Patient organizers in the movement for global health justice

The Gates Foundation’s new AI initiative: attempting to leapfrog global health inequalities?

Human capital, risk and the World Bank’s reintermediation in global development

Marissa Mika, Africanizing Oncology: creativity, crisis, and cancer in Uganda. Athens OH: Ohio University Press (hb US$80 – 978 0 8214 2465 0; pb US$34.95 – 978 0 8214 2509 1). 2021, 260 pp.

Knowledge, boundaries, and bodies: Social construction between medical sociology and science and technology studies

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Susan E. Bell

Catherine van de Ruit

Benjamin Hunter

Koen Peeters Grietens

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