– Ian Harper –
Professor of Anthropology of Health and Development
Social Anthropology University of Edinburgh
Ian Harper is a trained medical practitioner who has worked in hospital medicine and general practice in the UK. For three and a half years he managed a tuberculosis control project in Nepal, and for two years worked with NGOs throughout India in supporting community health programmes. His experiences of practicing medicine and public health in such diverse cultural and political situations led him to study medical anthropology.
Further information on Ian is available on his institutional profile.
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