Global health governance and the limits of state-centrism in contemporary conflicts

索马里政府的垮台和内战导致贫困、缺乏专制统治和过度暴力等问题猖獗。许多人还因贫困、饥荒和冲突而流离失所。这些问题导致了极高的死亡率。然而，卫生系统的差异可能是造成索马里和非洲之角其他地区健康状况不佳的最大原因。有三个行政区域的稳定性和功能各不相同：中南部、索马里兰和邦特兰。然而，迫切需要系统地研究这些卫生系统，并进行比较，以确定政治结构的差异是否会对卫生结果产生影响。该项目旨在采用一种涉及定性和定量方法的比较案例研究方法。这些方法主要包括调查问卷试点，对保健专业人员（例如护士、顾问、外科医生和受训人员）进行结构化访谈，以及有关资金、工作人员可用性、资源和服务分配的数据。

The collapse of the government and civil war in Somalia has led to rampant issues involving poverty, lack of authoritarian rule and exceeding violence. Many of the people have also become displaced due to poverty, famine and conflict. These issues have led to the exceeding mortality rate. However, disparities in health systems may be the biggest contributor to poor health in Somalia and the rest of Horn of Africa. There are three administrative regions that vary in stability and functionality: SouthCentral, Somaliland and Puntland. However, there is a dire need to systematically research these health systems and compare to determine whether the differences in political structures can have an effect on health outcomes. This project aims to undertake a comparative case study approach involving qualitative and quantitative methods. The methods will mostly involve a questionnaire pilot, structured interviews for health professionals (for example, nurses, consultants, surgeons, and trainees) and data relating to funding, staff availability, resource and distribution of services.