Publications

Recent enough to matter: Perceived temporal proximity, anxiety, and COVID-19 vaccine intent.

Powell A. et al, (2026), Vaccine, 85

'We can see a savage': a case study of the colonial gaze in generative AI algorithms.

Alenichev A. et al, (2026), AI Soc, 41, 3413 - 3435

Four moral models of global health security.

Butcher FC. et al, (2026), PLoS One, 21

Being the index-case: For an ethics of reciprocity.

Diniz D. et al, (2025), Dev World Bioeth, 25, 255 - 256

The ethics of global health communication in the artificial intelligence era: avoiding poverty porn 2.0.

Alenichev A. et al, (2025), Lancet Glob Health, 13, e1803 - e1804

Editorial: SHI Special Issue Promoting the Work of Racially Minoritised Sociologists Working on Medicine, Health and Illness.

Hayanga B. et al, (2025), Sociol Health Illn, 47

The Problem (and the Value) of Radical Moral Disagreement

Wilkinson D. et al, (2025), Wellcome Open Research

Life from death: ethical implications of uterus transplantation from deceased donors in global health.

Suwalowska H. et al, (2025), BMJ Glob Health, 10

The dramaturgy of a health emergency: Women’s lived experiences of the Zika epidemic in Brazil

Diniz D. and KINGORI P., (2025), Revista Ciência & Saúde Coletiva

Artificial intelligence for modelling infectious disease epidemics.

Kraemer MUG. et al, (2025), Nature, 638, 623 - 635

The end, and what comes after.

Salisbury L. et al, (2025), Lancet, 405, 192 - 193

Additional lessons to prepare for rapid research response to possible vertical transmission of Oropouche virus in Brazil.

Diniz D. et al, (2025), Lancet Infect Dis, 25

States, law, and the regulation of controversial health-related claims: consolidating a research agenda between disciplines and contexts.

Cloatre E. et al, (2025), Wellcome Open Res, 10

Who Counts? Ghanaian Academic Publishing and Global Science

Alibah M. et al, (2025), CANADIAN JOURNAL OF AFRICAN STUDIES, 59, 216 - 217

Falsified Medicine - April Fakes Day

NIALA JC. et al, (2024)

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

Alenichev A. et al, (2024), BMJ Glob Health, 9

Assembling a global health image: Ethical and pragmatic tensions through the lenses of photographers

Suwalowska H., (2024), PLOS Global Public Health

Scholarly Publishing, Boundary Processes, and the Problem of Fake Peer Reviews.

Bell K. et al, (2024), Sci Technol Human Values, 49, 78 - 104

Global health photography behind the façade of empowerment and decolonisation.

Alenichev A. et al, (2024), Glob Public Health, 19

Online on the frontline: A longitudinal social media analysis of UK healthcare workers' attitudes to COVID-19 vaccines using the 5C framework.

Déom N. et al, (2023), Soc Sci Med, 339

"The Nobodies": unidentified dead bodies-a global health crisis requiring urgent attention.

Suwalowska H. et al, (2023), Lancet Glob Health, 11, e1691 - e1693

Reflections before the storm: the AI reproduction of biased imagery in global health visuals.

Alenichev A. et al, (2023), Lancet Glob Health, 11, e1496 - e1498

Uncertainties about the quality of medical products globally: lessons from multidisciplinary research.

Kingori P. et al, (2023), BMJ Glob Health, 6

Invisibility in global health: A case for disturbing bioethical frameworks

Alenichev A. et al, (2023), Wellcome Open Research, 8, 191 - 191

Navigating uncertainties of death: Minimally Invasive Autopsy Technology in global health.

Suwalowska H. et al, (2023), Glob Public Health, 18

Invisibility in global health: A case for disturbing bioethical frameworks.

Alenichev A. et al, (2023)

In search of the 'international' journal

Mills D. et al, (2023), 60 - 87

Ghana's research cultures and the global bibliometric economy

Mills D. et al, (2023), 176 - 196

Conclusion: Beyond bibliometric coloniality?

Mills D. et al, (2023), 197 - 203

Who Counts?

Mills D. et al, (2023), 1 - 227

The rise, fall and future of African academic publishing

Mills D. et al, (2023), 20 - 37

What does the editor think? Perspectives from Ghanaian academic journals

Mills D. et al, (2023), 130 - 149

Why publish? Surviving in the Ghanaian university system

Mills D. et al, (2023), 38 - 59

Scarcity and Ghanaian research culture

Mills D. et al, (2023), 106 - 129

Learning how to publish: Mentorship, supervision and co-authorship

Mills D. et al, (2023), 88 - 105

Introduction: 'You don't want to perish'

Mills D. et al, (2023), 1 - +

Independent academic publishing in Anglophone Africa

Mills D. et al, (2023), 150 - 175

Doing 'reciprocity work': The role of fieldworkers in a mass drug administration trial in the Gambia.

Fehr A. et al, (2022), Glob Public Health, 17, 4116 - 4128

Making global health 'work': Frontline workers' labour in research and interventions.

Kingori P. et al, (2022), Glob Public Health, 17, 4077 - 4086

GLIDE Wellcome Open Research Gateway.

Kahn J. et al, (2022), Wellcome Open Res, 7

Power and Powerlessness in a Group Based Digital Story Telling Project-An Exploration of Community Perceptions of Health Concerns in Urban Malawi.

Nyirenda D. et al, (2022), Front Public Health, 10

Misdirection in Global Health: Creating the Illusion of (Im)possible Alternatives in Global Health Research and Practice

Grietens KP. et al, (2022), Science and Technology Studies, 35, 2 - 12

Misdirection – Magic, Psychology and its application

Kuhn G. et al, (2022), Science and Technology Studies, 35, 13 - 29

Guest Editorial Misdirection in Global Health Misdirection in Global Health Creating the Illusion of (Im)possible Alternatives in Global Health Research and Practice

Grietens KP. et al, (2022), SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STUDIES, 35, 2 - 12

Ethical and sociocultural challenges in managing dead bodies during epidemics and natural disasters.

Suwalowska H. et al, (2021), BMJ Glob Health, 6

No Jab, No Job? Ethical Issues in Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccination of Healthcare Personnel.

Gur-Arie R. et al, (2021), BMJ Glob Health, 6

Kenya's "Fake Essay" Writers and the Light they Shine on Assumptions of Shadows in Knowledge Production.

Kingori P., (2021), J Afr Cult Stud, 33, 297 - 304

“Fake” Journals and the Fragility of Authenticity: Citation Indexes, “Predatory” Publishing, and the African Research Ecosystem

Mills D. et al, (2021), Journal of African Cultural Studies, 33, 276 - 296

Unmuting Conversations on Fakes in African Spaces

Kingori P., (2021), Journal of African Cultural Studies, 33, 239 - 250

“Covid Cure (1)”: Anas’s Investigative Journalism and the Ethics of Uncovering Fakes in African Spaces

Atuire CA. et al, (2021), Journal of African Cultural Studies, 33, 312 - 319

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