Our publications

• 2025

  • Planetary Health

    • Park, Sung-Joon
    • in: Eitel, K., Wegrin, C. (eds.) Handbuch Umweltethnologie, Springer Nature
    • 2025-02-01

  • Posttraumatische Stressbelastungsstörung in Worten, Zahlen und Projekten

    • Park, Sung-Joon
    • in: M. Harbusch (Ed.), Reisendes Wissen: ‘Traveling Concepts’ als soziologische Kategorie, Wiesbaden: Springer
    • 2025-02-01

• 2024

  • Project Time, World Time, and Extra Time: Technicization and Acceleration in Mass HIV Treatment Programs in Uganda

    • Park, Sung-Joon
    • in: U. Beisel, E. Riedke, & R. Rottenburg (Eds.), Translating Technology in Africa. Brill
    • 2024-09-05

• 2023

  • Tanganyika's Unhealthy Wilderness. The Visibility of Colonial Space

    • Wiederroth, Nicole
    • International Journal of African Historical Studies. 56(2)
    • 2023-11-01

• 2022

  • ‘Ebola is a business’: an analysis of the atmosphere of mistrust in the tenth Ebola epidemic in the DRC

    • Park, Sung-Joon; Brown, Hannah; Wema, Kennedy Muhindo; Gobat, Nina; Borchert, Matthias; Kalubi, Josepha; Komanda, Gaston; Morisho, Nene
    • Critical Public Health
    • 2022-10-06

• 2021

  • Deadly secret: situating the unknowing and knowing of the source of the Ebola epidemic in Northern Uganda

    • Park, Sung-Joon
    • Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute
    • 2021-03-31

• 2020

  • Same but Different? A Comparison of Ebola Virus Disease and Covid-19 After the Ebola Epidemic in Eastern DRC (2018–20)

    • Morisho, Nene; Kalubi, Josepha; Park, Sung-Joon; Doevenspeck, Martin
    • African Arguments
    • 2020-10-14

  • What do adaptations tell us about the production of trust? Shifting the ‘burden of change’ from people to the response.

    • Park, Sung-Joon; Morisho, Nene; Wema, Kennedy Muhindo; Anoko, Julienne; Gobat, Nina; Brown, Hannah; Borchert, Matthias
    • Humanitarian Exchange, Special feature: Responding to Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo
    • 2020-04-29

  • Anthropological Perspectives in Health Emergencies

    • Dilger, Hansjörg; Park, Sung-Joon
    • In Control. A Practical Handbook for Professionals Working in Health Emergencies Internationally
    • 2020-03-13

• 2017

  • ‘They overworked us’: Humiliation and claims to recognition of volunteer nurses in the aftermath of the Ebola epidemic in Sierra Leone

    • Park, Sung Joon
    • MAT. 4(3).
    • 2017-09-28

  • The oughtness of care: Fear, stress, and caregiving during the 2000-2001 Ebola outbreak in Gulu, Uganda

    • Park, Sung Joon Akello, Grace
    • Social Science & Medicine. 194.
    • 2017-01-04

• 2015

  • The World of Indicators: The Making of Governmental Knowledge Through Quantification

    • Rottenburg, Richard Merry, Sally Engle Park, Sung-Joon
    • Cambridge University Press: Cambridge
    • 2015-05-21

  • ’Nobody is Going to Die‘: An Ethnography of Hope, Indicators, and Improvisations in the Provision of Access to Treatment in Uganda.”

    • Park, Sung Joon
    • The World of Indicators
    • 2015-04-15