A reminder that Prof. Devi Sridhar is not, as some seem to think, some hard data scientist (not that is any guarantee of sense). She& #39;s basically a glorified sociologist. Here& #39;s her publications. Eg. & #39;Trojan multilateralism: global cooperation in health& #39;.

Some more:

& #39;The normative authority of the World Health Organization& #39;.

& #39;The battle against hunger: choice, circumstance, and the World Bank& #39;.

& #39;Global health funding: how much, where it comes from and where it goes& #39;.

& #39;Bridging the divide: global governance of trade and health& #39;

& #39;Who sets the global health research agenda? The challenge of multi-bi financing& #39;

& #39;A framework convention on global health: health for all, justice for all& #39;

& #39;The joint action and learning initiative: towards a global agreement on national and global responsibilities for health& #39;

& #39;Post-Accra: is there space for country ownership in global health?& #39;.

& #39;Political priority in the global fight against non–communicable diseases& #39;.

& #39;Regulate alcohol for global health& #39;.

& #39;Transforming global governance for the 21st century& #39;.

& #39;Universal health coverage and the right to health: from legal principle to post-2015 indicators& #39;.

& #39;Inequality in the United States healthcare system& #39;.

& #39;Off the back burner: diverse and gender-inclusive decision-making for COVID-19 response and recovery& #39;.

You get the idea?