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SUMMARY:Andrea Azizi Kifyasi: "China’s medical assistance to Tanzania: he
 alth services and medical knowledge in the context of South-South developm
 ent cooperation"
DESCRIPTION:Historian Andrea Azizi Kifyasi will present key insights from h
 is recently released book «Angels of God» and discuss questions from the
  audience. Based on a dissertation Kifyasi submitted to the University of 
 Basel in 2021\, the book analyses the history of Chinese medical cooperati
 on in post-colonial Tanzania from the late 1960s into the 2010s.\\r\\nKify
 asi’s book offers historically deep perspectives on medical programs\, a
 ctors and experiences in the post-colonial period and insights into a ric
 h array of topics relevant to today’s discussions about shifting ‘worl
 d orders’ and the role of science. It looks at roots and practices of So
 uth-South-Cooperation\, and the rise of China in the context of solidarity
  and imperialism. It discusses scientific innovation and practice in the g
 lobal south: We learn\, for example\, about Chinese-Tanzanian collaboratio
 n in HIV/AIDS-treatment\, using concepts and herbal medicine from China be
 fore biomedical Anti-Retroviral Treatment became accessible to African pat
 ients\; and we see attempts at building pharmaceutical industries in Tanza
 nia.\\r\\nAndrea Azizi Kifyasi teaches history at the University of Dar es
  Salaam.\\r\\nModerator: Julia Tischler\, Department of History\, Universi
 ty of Basel
X-ALT-DESC:<p>Historian Andrea Azizi Kifyasi will present key insights from
  his recently released book «Angels of God» and discuss questions from t
 he audience. Based on a dissertation Kifyasi submitted to the University o
 f Basel in 2021\, the book analyses the history of Chinese medical coopera
 tion in post-colonial Tanzania from the late 1960s into the 2010s.</p>\n<p
 >Kifyasi’s book offers historically deep perspectives on medical program
 s\, actors and experiences in the post-colonial period&nbsp\;and insights 
 into a rich array of topics relevant to today’s discussions about shifti
 ng ‘world orders’ and the role of science<strong>.</strong> It looks a
 t roots and practices of South-South-Cooperation\, and the rise of China i
 n the context of solidarity and imperialism. It discusses scientific innov
 ation and practice in the global south: We learn\, for example\, about Chi
 nese-Tanzanian collaboration in HIV/AIDS-treatment\, using concepts and he
 rbal medicine from China before biomedical Anti-Retroviral Treatment becam
 e accessible to African patients\; and we see attempts at building pharmac
 eutical industries in Tanzania.</p>\n<p><i>Andrea Azizi Kifyasi teaches hi
 story at the University of Dar es Salaam.</i></p>\n<p><strong>Moderator: <
 /strong>Julia Tischler\, Department of History\, University of Basel</p>
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