We are pleased to share a new paper by Prof. Caesar Atuire and Athanasius Afful, published in Public Humanities by Cambridge University Press, as part of the Global Health Solidarity Project's ongoing research.
At a time when global health systems are confronting growing inequalities, competing national interests and continued challenges to international cooperation, the paper asks an important question: Should solidarity be something we mobilise only during crises, or something we build into the way global health operates every day?
This contribution speaks directly to our project's broader goal of moving solidarity beyond rhetoric and towards practices and institutions that can sustain more equitable global health relationships.
Read the full paper here: https://doi.org/10.1017/pub.2026.10292
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