Medical Internationalism after Covid-19

Robert Huish is Associate Professor in International Development Studies at Dalhousie University, Canada. His research focuses on global health inequalities, and specifically how sanctions impact healthcare delivery. He has published widely on Cuba’s medical internationalism and teaches a broad range of courses focused on global health. He is the host of the podcast "GDP," which covers a range of issues related to international development; is the author of Where No Doctor Has Gone Before: Cuba's Place in the Global Health Landscape (2013); and is co-editor (with Rebecca Tiessen) of Globetrotting or Global Citizenship?: Perils and Potential of International Experiential Learning (2014).

• 1. A Global Health Power Faces a Pandemic2. The Foundations of Cuba’s Medical Internationalism: Health Promotion and Disease Prevention3. The Origins of Medical Internationalism, 1959 – 19894. Medical Internationalism’s Brave Space: Economic Collapse in the 1990s5. Alter-globalization and the Rise of the Global Health Power, 2000 – 20126. Mending Bones and Healing Old Wounds with the United States, 2012 – 20177. Best Practices Ignored: How panic Led to Calamity8. The Next Global Health Power