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Kim Dionne

Associate Professor

University of California, Riverside

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Black Study

Kim Dionne is currently serving as a Black Study Associate Professor at University of California, Riverside.

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University of California, Riverside

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political science public health public policy global health african development hiv international development comparative politics international health elections humanitarian aid african political economy development aid global policy disease outbreaks global health crisis politics social science research international relations development economics world development respiratory medicine tropical medicine biopolitics development policy critical public health rural sociology policy development rural malawi constitutional provisions executive succession international history comparative political studies political behavior political analysis health planning women's studies west european politics homosexuality latin american politics international politics emerging infectious diseases political process attitude theory societal influence intergroup conflict transition management (governance) digital interventions global healthcare global health challenge spatial politics resource allocation sexology applied social science sociological research social policy research human sexuality urban governance mass gatherings urban politics activism urban life ehealth pandemic othering historical context agricultural subsidies political effects executive time horizons state response public attitudes provider-initiated hiv antenatal clinics comparative perspective meta-level mentoring local government elections cooperative behavior african politics health inequities african studies

Notable Scholarly Works

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Shifting Ground Beneath Our Feet: New Research in the Political Science and Sociology of Global Health and Its Significance. Studies in Comparative International Development (2023)

Kim Yi DionneJoseph Harris

public healthpolitical scienceglobal healthinternational development

Teaching Political Science Using Design Thinking: Insights From “Contemporary African Politics” and “Elections Around the World”. Journal of Political Science Education (2022)

Kim Yi Dionne

political sciencecontemporary african politicseducationafrican american studiesdesign thinking

The Politics of Pandemic Othering: Putting Covid-19 in Global and Historical Context. International Organization (2020)

Kim Yi DionneFulya Felicity Turkmen

pandemic otheringpolitical scienceinternational organizationscovid-19international historypublic policyinternational healthglobal policyglobal healthinternational relationshistorical contextinternational politicsglobalizationbiopolitics

Ebola, Elections, and Immigration: How Politicizing an Epidemic Can Shape Public Attitudes. Politics Groups and Identities (2018)

Claire L. AdidaKim Yi DionneMelina R. Platas

political sciencepoliticscommunicationmass communicationpublic opinionpublic attitudespolitical processattitude theorypolitical behaviorpolitical communicationpolitical analysisinfectious diseasessocietal influenceintergroup conflictelectionsbiopolitics

Aids in Africa: A Significant Challenge and a Disconnected Response. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2017)

Kim Yi Dionne

public healthhivafrican political economydevelopment aidafrican studiespublic policydisconnected responsehumanitarian aidglobal healthafrican developmentsignificant challengeafrican identity

Aids in Malawi. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2017)

Kim Yi Dionne

public healthdevelopment aidhumanitarian aidglobal health

Doomed Interventions. (2017)

Kim Yi Dionne

public healthglobal healthdigital interventionsimplementation research

Doomed Interventions: The Failure of Global Responses to Aids in Africa. (2017)

Kim Yi Dionne

public healthhivglobal responsesinternational developmentdevelopment aidglobal healthcareglobal health challengepublic policyinternational healthglobal policyglobal health crisishumanitarian aidglobal healthafrican developmentvulnerability

Misaligned Priorities: How Disconnect Between Donors and Citizens Doomed Aids Intervention in Africa. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2017)

Kim Yi Dionne

public healthhivinternational developmentaids interventiondevelopment aidpovertypublic health interventionsvulnerable populationspublic policyhumanitarian aidafrican developmenthealth policy

Policy Priorities in the Time of Aids. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2017)

Kim Yi Dionne

public healthhivpublic health preparednesspolicy developmentpolicy analysishealth reformpolicy prioritiespublic policyglobal health crisispolicy interventionspreventive healthcaresocial policydrug policysexual and reproductive healthsexual healthhealth policy

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Kim Dionne

Associate Professor

University of California, Riverside

Affiliations

CHASS

Black Study

Kim Dionne is currently serving as a Black Study Associate Professor at University of California, Riverside.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kim Dionne

University of California, Riverside

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Shifting Ground Beneath Our Feet: New Research in the Political Science and Sociology of Global Health and Its Significance. Studies in Comparative International Development (2023)

Kim Yi DionneJoseph Harris

public healthpolitical scienceglobal healthinternational development

Teaching Political Science Using Design Thinking: Insights From “Contemporary African Politics” and “Elections Around the World”. Journal of Political Science Education (2022)

Kim Yi Dionne

political sciencecontemporary african politicseducationafrican american studiesdesign thinking

The Politics of Pandemic Othering: Putting Covid-19 in Global and Historical Context. International Organization (2020)

Kim Yi DionneFulya Felicity Turkmen

Ebola, Elections, and Immigration: How Politicizing an Epidemic Can Shape Public Attitudes. Politics Groups and Identities (2018)

Claire L. AdidaKim Yi DionneMelina R. Platas

Aids in Africa: A Significant Challenge and a Disconnected Response. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2017)

Kim Yi Dionne

public healthhivafrican political economydevelopment aidafrican studiespublic policydisconnected responsehumanitarian aidglobal healthafrican developmentsignificant challengeafrican identity

Aids in Malawi. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2017)

Kim Yi Dionne

public healthdevelopment aidhumanitarian aidglobal health

Doomed Interventions. (2017)

Kim Yi Dionne

public healthglobal healthdigital interventionsimplementation research

Doomed Interventions: The Failure of Global Responses to Aids in Africa. (2017)

Kim Yi Dionne

Misaligned Priorities: How Disconnect Between Donors and Citizens Doomed Aids Intervention in Africa. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2017)

Kim Yi Dionne

public healthhivinternational developmentaids interventiondevelopment aidpovertypublic health interventionsvulnerable populationspublic policyhumanitarian aidafrican developmenthealth policy

Policy Priorities in the Time of Aids. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2017)

Kim Yi Dionne

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