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Sociologist Patricia Kingori is helping to expose contract cheating by scholars in high-income countries.

Professor Seye Abimbola joins us for the Expert's Voice where he discusses epistemic injustice, the stubborn legacies of colonialism in academic global health, and why meaningful change requires us to...

The Foreign Gaze - Essays on Global Health - Seye Abimbola (EAN13 : 9782709930437)

In times of crisis, advises the American educationalist Fred Rogers, seek comfort by looking for the helpers. Ṣẹ̀yẹ Abímbọ́lá would rather have us seek truth by looking deeper still at the helped, in ...

Seye Abimbola wants us to stop mistaking prestige for insight – and inclusion for equity. At a bustling restaurant tucked into a leafy corner of the University of Sydney, Associate Professor Seye Abim...

Seye Abimbola wants us to stop mistaking prestige for insight – and inclusion for equity. At a bustling restaurant tucked into a leafy corner of the University of Sydney, Associate Professor Seye Abim...

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In this episode of the #DecolonizingGlobalHealth podcast, we discuss bridging the evidence-to-policy gap- what are we missing? What does it look like through the lens of decolonizing global health? Joining us is Professor Seye Abimbola, a renowned scholar and thought leader on decolonizing global health, Dr. Frederick Wekesah, a distinguished researcher and recently awarded AfOx fellow, and Dr. Caroline Kabiru, an expert in population and health issues.

Learning from experience I wrote a short essay published in The Lancet Group on two seemingly different but deeply connected books, both of which, in different ways, are insightful, self-aware, self-...

To anyone trained in the natural sciences, the phrase “evidence-based medicine”, which became popular in the 1990s, might sound peculiar. What else would medicine be based on if not evidence that a tr...

Structural inequities remain deeply embedded in global health governance and knowledge production, shaping which voices are heard and whose expertise and priorities are valued. Attempts to understand ...

Structural inequities remain deeply embedded in global health governance and knowledge production, shaping which voices are heard and whose expertise and priorities are valued. Attempts to understand ...

Why do researchers do empirical social research that they have reason to know not to do? Why do they sometimes pose research questions that sidestep what they