Barefoot Global Health Diplomacy

Combining extensive professional experience in diplomacy, international security, development, public health, and climate change, Sebastian Kevany has conducted over 100 field missions to Africa, the Middle East, the South Pacific, Eastern Europe, and Asia with a focus on monitoring and evaluation, health security, international relations, human rights, and international security and governance. He is the author of two books on global diplomacy, security, and health; has published over 100 peer-reviewed academic articles on related issues; and holds BA and MA degrees from Trinity College Dublin (Ireland); an MPH degree from the University of Cape Town (South Africa); a doctorate by life research from the University of Westminster (United Kingdom).

1. Blurring the Line - Global Health and Everything Else2. Deep Waters - The Ethics of Smart Global Health 3. Shape Shifting - Adapting Global Health to Local Styles4. Performance - Monitoring and Evaluating Smart Principles5. Want a Revolution - Bringing Down Government Barriers6. War and Peace - Smart Global Health as Military Substitute7. Bare Feet - How to Do It Yourself