@mikejennings

mikejennings has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in May 2021. Resources mikejennings has populated their site with include: • Links to other accounts and profile (incl. staff page and blog) • ‘Almost an Oxfam in itself’: Oxfam, Ujamaa and development in Tanzania • COVID-19 and Facemask Diplomacy • The challenges of donor engagement with faith-based organizations in Cameroon’s health sector: a qualitative study • The role of faith-based health professions schools in Cameroon’s health system • A Potent Fuel? Faith Identity and Development Impact in World Vision Community Programming • The precariousness of the franchise state: Voluntary sector health services and international NGOs in Tanzania, 1960s – mid-1980s • Common Counsel, Common Policy: Healthcare, Missions and the Rise of the ‘Voluntary Sector’ in Colonial Tanzania • Building better people: modernity and utopia in late colonial Tanganyika • 'Healing of Bodies, Salvation of Souls': Missionary Medicine in Colonial Tanganyika, 1870s-1939 • Introduction: The Emperor's New Clothes? Continuities in Governance in Late Colonial and Early Postcolonial East Africa • "A Very Real War": Popular Participation in Development in Tanzania During the 1950s & 1960s • Chinese Medicine and Medical Pluralism in Dar es Salaam: Globalisation or Glocalisation? • ‘We Must Run While Others Walk’: popular participation and development crisis in Tanzania, 1961–9 • Réhabiliter les nationalismes : convivialité et conscience nationale en Tanzanie post-coloniale • Impacts of child sponsorship communications: findings from World Vision programmes • Self-help and Volunteerism in Tanzania in the 1960s: Voluntary Labour, Nation Building and Constructing Modernity • 'This Mysterious and Intangible Enemy': Health and Disease Amongst the Early UMCA Missionaries, 1860-1918 • How a second Trump presidency is likely to threaten abortion rights and women’s healthcare globally • Surrogates of the State: NGOs, Development and Ujamaa in Tanzania • UK-Africa ties: future looks gloomy under Liz Truss as political myopia reigns • Doing Good While They Can International Volunteers, Development & Politics in Early Independence Tanzania (in Volunteer Economies: the politics and ethics of voluntary labour in Africa) • Development, Civil Society and Faith-Based Organizations Bridging the Sacred and the Secular (edited with Gerard Clarke) • Humanitarianism must adapt to climate change, too • Bridging the Local and the Global: Faith-Based Organizations as Non-state Providers in Tanzania (in The Politics of Non-state Social Welfare) • Charitable Impulse NGOs and Development in East and North East Africa (edited with Ondine Barrow) • How to Aid Afghanistan? Hold Your Nose • NGOs (in the Routledge Handbook of African Politics) • First World/Third World and Other Binaries: How We Talk About the World Matters • Cooperation and competition Missions, the colonial state and constructing a health system in colonial Tanganyika (in Beyond the State: the colonial medical service in British Africa) • The G7’s vaccine pledge: donating 1 billion doses to end the pandemic is far too little – viewpoint • If a New Malaria Vaccine Works, Support for It Might Actually Decline in the Developed World • ‘Common witness, common cause’: beyond boundaries in faith- based development action (in Development Across Faith Boundaries) • Why Africa Must Build Up Its Pharmaceutical Industry • ‘Do not turn away a poor man’: faith-based organizations and development (in The Handbook of Research on Development and Religion) • How Well Will Vaccine Diplomacy Work? • FBOs in Tanzania (in The Handbook of Research on Development and Religion) • Vaccine diplomacy: how some countries are using COVID to enhance their soft power • ‘A Matter of Vital Importance’: The Place of the Medical Mission in Maternal and Child Healthcare in Tanganyika, 1919–39 (in Healing Bodies, Saving Souls Medical Missions in Asia and Africa) • WESTERN DECEPTIONS • Using Archives (in Doing Development Research) • A Short History of Failure? Development Processes over the Course of 20th Century (in International Development Governance) • Little white pebbles: getting the research questions right and getting the right data (in Methods in Development Research Combining qualitative and quantitative approaches)