Anna Winterbottom is a British Academy Research Fellow at the Centre for World Environmental History, University of Sussex and Research Associate of the Indian Ocean World Centre, McGill, Canada. She is the author of Hybrid Knowledge in the Early East India Company World  and the co-editor of The East India Company and the Natural World.Facil Tesfaye is an Assistant Professor and Director of the African Studies Programme of the University of Hong Kong. He is the author of Statistique(s) et génocide au Rwanda: La genèse d’un système de catégorisation génocidaire.

"The chapters touch on Europe, Asia, and North, Eastern and Southern Africa and open up new aspects of medical history, whilst offering analyses of previously under-investigated regions and presenting new information."-Helen Sweet, Professor of History, Oxford University, England

• 1. Making Medical Ideologies: Indentured Labor in Mauritius; Yoshina Hurgobin 2. Treating Black Deaths in Egypt: Clot-Bey, African Slaves, and the Plague Epidemic of 1834-35; George Michael La Rue 3. Rockefeller Public Health in Colonial India; Shirish N Kavadi 4. Colonial Madness: Community and Lunacy in Nineteenth-Century India; Anouska Bhattacharyya 5. Russian Medical Diplomacy in Ethiopia, 1896-1913; Rashed Chowdhury 6. Tropical disease, and the making of France in Reunion; Karine Aasgaard Jansen 7. Medicine on the edge: Luso-Asian encounters in the Island of Chiloane, Sofala; Cristiana Bastos and Ana Cristina Roque 8. Zigua Medicine, between Mountains and Ocean: People, Performances, and Objects in Healing Motion; Jonathan R. Walz 9. Indian Ocean Worlds: Tracing South African 'Indigenous Medicine'; Julie Laplante 10. Concluding Remarks; Michael N. Pearson

Anna Winterbottom is a British Academy Research Fellow at the Centre for World Environmental History, University of Sussex and Research Associate of the Indian Ocean World Centre, McGill, Canada. She is the author of Hybrid Knowledge in the Early East India Company World  and the co-editor of The East India Company and the Natural World.Facil Tesfaye is an Assistant Professor and Director of the African Studies Programme of the University of Hong Kong. He is the author of Statistique(s) et génocide au Rwanda: La genèse d’un système de catégorisation génocidaire.

"The chapters touch on Europe, Asia, and North, Eastern and Southern Africa and open up new aspects of medical history, whilst offering analyses of previously under-investigated regions and presenting new information."-Helen Sweet, Professor of History, Oxford University, England

• 1. Making Medical Ideologies: Indentured Labor in Mauritius; Yoshina Hurgobin 2. Treating Black Deaths in Egypt: Clot-Bey, African Slaves, and the Plague Epidemic of 1834-35; George Michael La Rue 3. Rockefeller Public Health in Colonial India; Shirish N Kavadi 4. Colonial Madness: Community and Lunacy in Nineteenth-Century India; Anouska Bhattacharyya 5. Russian Medical Diplomacy in Ethiopia, 1896-1913; Rashed Chowdhury 6. Tropical disease, and the making of France in Reunion; Karine Aasgaard Jansen 7. Medicine on the edge: Luso-Asian encounters in the Island of Chiloane, Sofala; Cristiana Bastos and Ana Cristina Roque 8. Zigua Medicine, between Mountains and Ocean: People, Performances, and Objects in Healing Motion; Jonathan R. Walz 9. Indian Ocean Worlds: Tracing South African 'Indigenous Medicine'; Julie Laplante 10. Concluding Remarks; Michael N. Pearson

Anna Winterbottom is a British Academy Research Fellow at the Centre for World Environmental History, University of Sussex and Research Associate of the Indian Ocean World Centre, McGill, Canada. She is the author of Hybrid Knowledge in the Early East India Company World  and the co-editor of The East India Company and the Natural World.Facil Tesfaye is an Assistant Professor and Director of the African Studies Programme of the University of Hong Kong. He is the author of Statistique(s) et génocide au Rwanda: La genèse d’un système de catégorisation génocidaire.

"The chapters touch on Europe, Asia, and North, Eastern and Southern Africa and open up new aspects of medical history, whilst offering analyses of previously under-investigated regions and presenting new information."-Helen Sweet, Professor of History, Oxford University, England

• 1. Making Medical Ideologies: Indentured Labor in Mauritius; Yoshina Hurgobin 2. Treating Black Deaths in Egypt: Clot-Bey, African Slaves, and the Plague Epidemic of 1834-35; George Michael La Rue 3. Rockefeller Public Health in Colonial India; Shirish N Kavadi 4. Colonial Madness: Community and Lunacy in Nineteenth-Century India; Anouska Bhattacharyya 5. Russian Medical Diplomacy in Ethiopia, 1896-1913; Rashed Chowdhury 6. Tropical disease, and the making of France in Reunion; Karine Aasgaard Jansen 7. Medicine on the edge: Luso-Asian encounters in the Island of Chiloane, Sofala; Cristiana Bastos and Ana Cristina Roque 8. Zigua Medicine, between Mountains and Ocean: People, Performances, and Objects in Healing Motion; Jonathan R. Walz 9. Indian Ocean Worlds: Tracing South African 'Indigenous Medicine'; Julie Laplante 10. Concluding Remarks; Michael N. Pearson