Katerini Storeng

Katerini Storeng is a Professor of Medical Anthropology and Global Health at the University of Oslo, leading the Global Health Politics research group and co-Editor-in-Chief of Globalization & Health. Her work critically examines the political economy of global health governance.

• PhD, University of London (2010)
• MSc, University College London (2002)
• BA, McGill University (2001)

Research focuses on:

• How public-private partnerships reshape global health governance
• Maternal/reproductive health policy in Burkina Faso
• Digital health technologies and surveillance
• Power dynamics in pandemic preparedness

Recent publications analyze:

• COVAX's structural failures in vaccine equity
• Gates Foundation's diplomatic influence
• Pharmaceutical industry's role in pandemic response
• TRIPS patent waiver debates

Projects include:

• Mega-philanthropy and democratic governance (PHILOS)
• Scandinavian vaccine diplomacy (SCANVAX)
• Political Determinants of Health Collective