Panel 42: On Biomedicine, Governance and Experimentation (1): Biomedicine and governance: theorizing the relations between science and administration (Babette Mueller-Rockstroh)
In Africa, biomedical research and health services have been conducted jointly over the past century, shaping landscapes of healing and scientific experimentation. This conduct leads to the emergence of interstitial spaces where regimes of governance, techno-scientific practices and social reproduction are undergoing significant changes. We invite papers that explore these shifting constellations and the emergence of new relationships between bodies, politics and science.
