Beyond the state

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Focusing on the Colonial Medical Service in Africa, this collection of essays explores the complexities of government medical provision during British colonial rule. It highlights the collaboration between colonial doctors and various non-governmental groups across former British dependencies such as Kenya, Malawi, and Nigeria. Through important case studies, the authors uncover new insights into the implementation of colonial policy and the everyday realities faced by medical personnel, making it a valuable resource for those studying colonial and medical history.