Political Economy of Health in Conflict special issue in the Journal of Global Health
The Global Health Institute (GHI) at the American University of Beirut have announced the first published articles as part of the upcoming
Free online course: Qualitative Research Methods for Mental Health in War and Conflict
Open for enrolment! We are pleased to announce that our free intensive certified online course on “Qualitative Research Methods for Mental Health
Lebanon on life support: How politics made a nation sick
New multi-national research shows how a long series of politically-driven crises have created a failed state and a public health disaster in
In conversation with Dr. Khamis Elessi on the health and medical impacts of the recent attacks on Gaza
R4HC-MENA and CSaP Policy fellow fellow,Dr Khamis Elessi, provides an account of the health and medical impacts of the recent attacks on
“Parasitic Swallows”: Experiences of doing research with vulnerable people in humanitarian settings
R4HC-MENA hosted a webinar ‘Parasitic Swallows’ Experiences of doing research with ‘vulnerable people’ in humanitarian settings (March 2021) with panellists Dr Iris
Advancing Universal Health Coverage in the Middle East and North Africa: the role of research
The Academy of Medical Sciences and the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology of Egypt convened a policy workshop on Advancing Universal
Gaza’s Pandemic Quandary
As acute effects of the pandemic mix with complex political and economic dynamics, Gazan leadership struggles to address an increasingly politicized healthcare
An Analysis Of The National Responses To The COVID-19 Pandemic Through The Lens Of Medical Military
The 2020 COVID-19 pandemic has had profound consequences for global security. It is affecting many dimensions of society across NATO nations (such
Health and the Body Politic in the Middle East
The 2020 Winter edition of MERIP brings together a range of articles on health and health care in the Middle East. Health
Webinar Advancing Universal Health Coverage in the Middle East and North Africa: the role of research
View the webinar here which includes presentations from Professor Richard Sullivan, Professor Tezer Kutluk and Dr Fouad M Fouad. The World