Markus Johannes Michael

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Produções bibliográficas

• 2014 MICHAEL, M. . Prison health as public health in Afghanistan? A policy analysis of the on-going reform process. Public Health (London) , v. 128, p. 478-481, 2014.

• 2013 MICHAEL, MARKUS ; PAVIGNANI, ENRICO ; HILL, PETER S. . Too good to be true? An assessment of health system progress in Afghanistan, 2002-2012. Medicine, Conflict and Survival , v. 3, p. 1-24, 2013.

• 2012 KOHLER, JILLIAN CLARE ; PAVIGNANI, ENRICO ; MICHAEL, MARKUS ; OVTCHARENKO, NATALIA ; MURRU, MAURIZIO ; HILL, PETER S . An examination of pharmaceutical systems in severely disrupted countries. BMC International Health and Human Rights (Online) , v. 12, p. 34, 2012.

• 2012 MICHAEL, M ; ROTH, K . Against all odds: a qualitative study of rehabilitation of persons with spinal cord injury in Afghanistan. Spinal Cord , v. 50, p. 864-868, 2012.

• 2006 ROSSI, LAURA ; HOERZ, THOMAS ; THOUVENOT, VERONIQUE ; PASTORE, GIANNI ; MICHAEL, MARKUS . Evaluation of health, nutrition and food security programmes in a complex emergency: the case of Congo as an example of a chronic post-conflict situation. Public Health Nutrition (Wallingford) , v. 9, p. 551-556, 2006.

• 2002 Zwi A. ; MICHAEL, M. J. . Oceans of need in the desert: ethical issues identified while researching humanitarian agency response in Afghanistan. Developing World Bioethics (Print) , v. 2, p. 109-130, 2002.

• 2001 MICHAEL, M. J. . Der Arzt im humanitären Dienst: Navigation auf dem Ozean der Bedürfnisse. Schweizerische Ärztezeitung , v. 82, p. 1226-1227, 2001.

• 1999 MICHAEL, M. J. ; Meddings D ; Gutiérrez Fisac J L ; Ramez S . Incidence of weapon injuries not related to inter-factional combat in Afghanistan in 1996: prospective cohort study. BMJ. British Medical Journal , v. 7207, p. 415-417, 1999.

• 1996 MICHAEL, M. J. . Medical Supplies Donated to Hospitals in Bosnia and Croatia, 1994 1995. JAMA (Chicago, Ill.) , v. 276, p. 364-368, 1996.

• MICHAEL, M. J. . Too good to be true? An assessment of health system progress in Afghanistan. Brisbane: University of Queensland, 2011 (Relatório de pesquisa).

• MICHAEL, M. J. ; Hill P . Résultats périssables : the case of Haiti.. Brisbane: University of Queensland, 2011 (Relarório de pesquisa).

Projetos de pesquisa

• 2010 - 2012

  Providing Health Care in Severely Disrupted Environments: A Multi-country Study, Descrição: Failed states multiply all over the world. Despite concepts as state failure and fragility are challenged by scholars as flawed and misleading categories, they retain strong currency in diplomatic and aid circles, where the dominant metaphor of state failure is that of a disease to be treated. State failure is thus constructed as the absence of desirable, normal features, which should be reinstated as soon as possible. In opposition to this view, an argument could be made that state absence, or its withdrawal from key functions, is not an aberration, as many precedents in history show. Total or partial statelessness presents recognisable characteristics, which must be brought to the fore and appraised for their own merits. This research programme, largely funded by the Danish Cooperation and hosted by the University of Queensland, seeks to provide greater understanding of the provision of health services in counties subjected to severe, protracted stress, examining both the evidence of such disruption, as well as of resilience within these systems. The ways health systems react, adapt and evolve in response to total or partial state failure, and the responses developed by national and international stakeholders to such challenges, are covered by the study. Beyond the aid horizon, it includes grassroots responses to the absence of the state, on the usually overlooked informal mechanisms that allow for healthcare provision in such difficult environments. . , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Integrantes: Markus Johannes Michael - Coordenador.