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001484365 24500 $$aHealth diplomacy in Africa :$$btrends, challenges, and perspectives /$$cHumphrey Ngala Ndi, Henry Ngenyam Bang, Zebulon Suifon Takwa, Anna Tasha Mbur, editors.
001484365 264_1 $$aCham :$$bPalgrave Macmillan,$$c2023.
001484365 300__ $$a1 online resource (245 pages) :$$billustrations (black and white).
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001484365 4901_ $$aStudies in diplomacy and international relations
001484365 5050_ $$a1 Introduction - Humphrey Ngala Ndi -- 2. Health in Diplomacy and Foreign Policy - Humphrey Ngala Ndi -- 3. Health Diplomacy and Africa: An Overview - Zebulon Suifon Takwa -- 4. The Role of Regional Agencies in African Health Diplomacy - Anna Baninla Mbur Tasha and Guy Elessa -- 5. Diseases, Epidemics, and Diplomacy in Africa - Humphrey Ngala Ndi, Henry Ngenyam Bang, and Emmanuel Etamo Kengo -- 6. Violent Conflict, Diplomacy, and Health in Africa - Humphrey Ngala Ndi -- 7. Crisis Communication in Twenty-First Century Diplomacy: Implications for Digital Transformation of Foreign Policy - Henry Ngenyam Bang -- 8. Health in Climate Change Diplomacy in Africa - Estherine Lisinge-Fotabong -- 9. Health Data Sharing for Public Health Resilience: Benefits, Challenges, and Prospects in Africa - Henry Ngenyam Bang, Humphrey Ngala Ndi, and Emmanuel Etamo Kengo -- 10. With or Without Diplomacy: The Urgent Need to Decolonize Healthcare in Africa - Godfrey B. Tangwa -- 11. Conclusion - Humphrey Ngala Ndi.
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001484365 520__ $$aThe purpose of this book is to project diplomacy as an unavoidable instrument for monitoring, prevention and control of health and disaster risks among African countries. The book advocates health cooperation in Africa at a time when pandemics are recurrent. Outside of the WHO, many countries, even within regional groupings have not actively pursued health cooperation. We intend this book to provide the basis for advocating the inclusion of health diplomacy in the curricula of the training of the African diplomat with the hope to stimulate gradual policy shifts in foreign ministries, regional groupings, and the African Union. Humphrey Ngala Ndi is Cultural Counsellor at the High Commission of Cameroon in London. He is also professor of health geography at the University of Yaounde I, Cameroon. He holds an MSc degree in Diplomacy, Foreign Policy, and Statecraft from Loughborough University. Humphrey has many articles in peer-review journals to his credit. Henry Ngenyam Bang is a disaster management scholar, educator and practitioner with extensive research, publication, and higher education teaching experience. He teaches courses in Disaster and Emergency Management at Coventry University, UK. Henry holds two Master of Science degrees (Applied Geology & Environment and Development) and a PhD in International Development from the University of East Anglia UK. His interdisciplinary research interest bisects crises/disaster management and diplomacy/foreign policy. Zebulon Suifon Takwa serves as senior Peace and Development Advisor (PDA) for Zimbabwe. In this role, he provides regular strategic analytical support to the UN Resident Coordinator and supports the UN Country Team in its programmatic engagement with national stakeholders in relation to conflict prevention, peacebuilding, social cohesion, and democratic governance. Anna B Mbur Tasha is Minister Counsellor at the Cameroon High Commission in London. Anna graduated with History and English from Bayero University Kano in 1989 and proceeded to study diplomacy and international relations at the International Relations Institute of Cameroon. For over 30 years, she served in several senior positions in Cameroons foreign ministry before being posted to London. She has expertise in development, peace, and conflict management.
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001484365 650_6 $$aSanté publique$$zAfrique$$xCoopération internationale.
001484365 650_0 $$aPublic health$$zAfrica$$xInternational cooperation.
001484365 650_0 $$aEpidemics$$zAfrica$$xPrevention.$$0(DLC)sh 85042976
001484365 651_0 $$aAfrica$$xDiplomatic history.
001484365 651_6 $$aAfrique$$xHistoire diplomatique.
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001484365 7001_ $$aNdi, Humphrey Ngala,$$eeditor.
001484365 7001_ $$aBang, Henry Ngenyam,$$eeditor.
001484365 7001_ $$aTakwa, Zebulon Suifon,$$eeditor.
001484365 7001_ $$aMbur, Anna Tasha,$$eeditor.
001484365 77608 $$iPrint version:$$tHEALTH DIPLOMACY IN AFRICA.$$d[Place of publication not identified] : PALGRAVE MACMILLAN, 2023$$z3031412486$$w(OCoLC)1389878865
001484365 830_0 $$aStudies in diplomacy and international relations.
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