Pandemics, prejudice, and perceptions of blame: Securitising Covid-19 in South Africa
Broadly speaking, my research examines how the securitisation of infectious disease (re)produces social representations of health and illness that construct certain groups as the ‘Other’. This project situates itself within…
Broadly speaking, my research examines how the securitisation of infectious disease (re)produces social representations of health and illness that construct certain groups as the ‘Other’. This project situates itself within wider debates as to the scope and relative normative strength of security frameworks within the global health. As a researcher, I am interested in the epistemic value of co-production and seek to incorporate a participatory ethic into this PhD project.