The practice of medical humanitarian emergency: an ethnography of practitioners’ response to nutritional crisis

Principal investigator

Location

South Sudan
Topic

Nutrition
Methodology

Qualitative study
Reference

OCA013-08
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Purpose of study

To describe and understand the human and technological factors that contribute to the constitution of emergency as a named and actionable entity in the context of medical humanitarianism.

Study status

Concept
Protocol & ERB
Implementation
Completion
Archived

Study timeline

Documents

OCA013-08_Ethnography_of_pracitioners_response_to_crisis_Stringer.pdf 1.88 MB

Publications

Anthropology in public health emergencies: what is anthropology good for?

Stellmach, Darryl "–" BMJ "(2018)"
Anthropological approaches to medical humanitarianism

Beshar, Isabel "–" Medicine Anthropology Theory "(2017)"
Sticky technologies: Plumpy’nut®, emergency feeding and the viscosity of humanitarian design

Scott-Smith, Tom "–" SAGE Publications "(2018)"
The field is ever further: In search of the elusive space of fieldwork

Stellmach, Darryl "–" SAGE Publications "(2020)"
'State of emergency': the politics of Zimbabwe's cholera outbreak, 2008/09

Chigudu, Simukai "–" [PhD thesis] University of Oxford "(2017)"

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