Theorizing Trust from Anthropological Perspectives

Image of a white desk in the foreground, with papers and a face mask on it, with colorful walls in the background, on which are hanging posters with text about COVID-19. Blue skies, clouds, and trees are visible between the wall partitions and the ceiling, and a few people are visible sitting outside the room.

Duplicitous Trust: Village Health Work in the Wake of Humanitarian Protection Failings in Uganda

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“These people are lying to us”: Mutating Vaccine Fears and Colonial Histories in Arua, North-West Uganda

Elizabeth Storer, Innocent Anguyo
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The Entanglements of Trust and Distrust: Roma Reproduction in the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Meeting in the Middle? The slippage of “trust” in online public health briefings

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Vaccine Anxieties and the Dynamics of Trust: reflecting on pandemic landscapes in Uganda and Sierra Leone

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Confianza: COVID care at the intersection of kinship, community, and biomedicine

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