... to contemplate the segregation of leprosy patients. This chapter explores transformations in the political economy of healthcare in Nigeria in the 1950s and 1960s, using as its lens the spatial, social, policy, and technological ramifications of leprosy control and, specifically, the instance of the clinical...

...-century regional violence and is politically unstable in its own right. Whether Dubai can withstand these contemporary challenges is questioned in the conclusion. The conclusion also focuses on the role of nation-states in providing IVF services to citizens as a basic healthcare right and form...

... transformations in the political economy of healthcare in Nigeria in the 1950s and 1960s, using as its lens the spatial, social, policy, and technological ramifications of leprosy control and, specifically, the instance of the clinical trial in the context of decolonization and the internationalization of public...

... reproductive healthcare, and fuel a vicious “clinic war.” Assisted reproductive technology (ART) law Legal devolution Islam Third-party reproductive assistance Reproductive outlaws ...