Health and Welfare Research Group

- Michael Worboys,  Colonial and Imperial Medicine,  in Deborah Brunton (ed.),

  Medicine  Transformed:  Health,  Disease and  Society in  Europe,  1800 - 1930 

  (Manchester University Press & Open University, 2004),  pp. 211-38.

- Andrew Cunningham and  Bridie Andrews (eds.), Western Medicine as Contested 

  Knowledge  (Manchester University Press, 1997),  introduction, pp. 1-23.

- Megan Vaughan, Curing Their Ills: Colonial Power and African Illness (Polity Press,  

  1991),  chapter 5,  ‘The Madman and the Medicine Man:  Colonial Psychiatry and the 

  Theory of Deculturation’, pp. 100-28.

- Michael Worboys, Germs,  Malaria and the Invention of Mansonian Tropical Medicine: 

  From  “Diseases in the Tropics”  to “Tropical Diseases”, in  David  Arnold (ed.),  Warm 

  Climates  and  Western  Medicine:  The  Emergence of Tropical  Medicine,  1500 - 1900 

  (Rodopi, 1996).