Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon

Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow

Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon is a Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow working with the Migration, Displacement and Health project at the ACMS. Matthew completed his doctorate in Development Studies at the University of Oxford in 2011. The doctorate was a qualitative study focused on the sociality and sustainability of HIV/AIDS treatment in internally displaced communities in Northern Uganda. Matthew is presently undertaking research on health, migration and citizenship in inner-city Johannesburg. Matthew was born and grew up in Johannesburg, completed his BA Honours in Political Studies at Wits, is a recipient of the Rhodes Scholarship, and has also worked as a freelance journalist. He is on the editorial board of Making Sense of Kony, an online resource for those seeking to learn more about conflict, its legacy in Uganda and the LRA- associated violence in Central Africa. http://makingsenseofkony.org

Publications

Misago, J. P., & Wilhelm-Solomon M. (2011). 'Foreign traders are fair game [20 May 2011]. Mail & Guardian [print & online] .

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Vearey, J., & Wilhelm-Solomon M. (2011). Deportation and Public Health: Concerns around the ending of the Zimbabwean Documentation Process. 1-14.

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Wilhelm-Solomon, M. (2010). Stigmatization, Disclosure and the Social Space of the Camp: Reflections on ARV Provision to the Displaced in Northern Uganda. 267, 1-34.

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Wilhelm-Solomon, M. (2010). Challenges for antiretroviral provision in northern Uganda. Forced Migration Review, special supplement on HIV/AIDS, Security and Conflict.

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Wilhelm-Solomon, M. (2010). Challenges for antiretroviral provision in northern Uganda. Forced Migration Review: special supplement on HIV/AIDS, Security and Conflict.

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Wilhelm-Solomon, M. (2010). Humanitarian crisis close to Home [14 December 2010]. Mail & Guardian.

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Wilhelm-Solomon, M. (2010). Humanitarian crisis close to Home [14 December 2010]. Mail & Guardian Online.

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