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Global Health Politics in the Global South
Fri, September 6, 4:00 to 5:30pm, Loews Philadelphia Hotel, Commonwealth A1Session Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
This panel involves three survey-based papers looking at people’s perceptions of important global health issues in Africa and Asia. Topics include: the politics of COVID-19 vaccines in Zimbabwe, intimate partner violence in rural Kenya, and attitudes towards doctors in China.
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Individual Presentations
Vaccine Diplomacy: Politics of COVID-19 Vaccines & Public Opinion in Zimbabwe - Haruka Nagao, University of Oregon; Rigao Liu, University of Kansas; William Hatungimana, University of Oregon; Leeann H Youn, Michigan Technological University; John James Kennedy, University of Kansas
Intimate Partner Violence & Empowerment: Experimental Evidence from Rural Kenya - Kelly Hunter, Northwestern University
The Curse of Ignorance: Explaining Chinese Citizens’ Hostility toward Doctors - Xiao Ma, Peking University; Xiaoxi Wu, Peking University; Yifan Zhang