Critical Reflection on Doing Global Health

Critical reflection on Johanna Crane’s "Scrambling for Africa". The book critiques the power dynamics in academic global health, arguing that the field perpetuates postcolonial inequalities between the Global North and South. She highlights how the discourse and partnerships in global health often favor Northern institutions while marginalizing Southern voices. While her analysis is insightful, it may be overly critical, lacking a balanced perspective on the mutual benefits of global health collaborations.