James Pfeiffer

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The decolonization of global health must include the struggle to cancel debt and reject austerity. Collective member James Pfeiffer explains why in this blog post. 

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"Given the enormous resources that PEPFAR, USAID, and other major Western donors bring to Africa in the name of global health, rechanneling the lion’s share to long term investment in public institutions would not only be transformational, but honor the principles of decolonization through support for local governance of health and the ultimate goal of the SDG’s Universal Health Coverage ." Writes Collective member James Pfeiffer 

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In this piece first published by Science Politics, Collective Member James Pfeiffer reflects on the end of USAID and how the US might reimagine foreign aid in the future.

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A blog written by members of The Political Determinants of Health Collective, where they discuss how their work contributes to furthering knowledge and research in this area.