Author: Casey Golomski

Casey Golomski is a cultural and medical anthropologist and an Assistant Professor at the University of New Hampshire. His academic and creative work on cultural economies in Southern Africa has been published in American Ethnologist, Social Dynamics, Anthropology Southern Africa, and Anthropology and Humanism, and he recently completed a book on cultural changes in death, dying and funerals due to HIV/AIDS in Swaziland. Now he is two years into new field research on eldercare, health and race in South Africa, and exploring poetic and lyrical forms of ethnographic writing.

Casey Golomski

Eldercare in South Africa: Dreaming of a White Paper Christmas

December, 2016 / By Casey Golomski

About a year ago around Christmas, South African Minister of Health Aaron Motsoaledi and ANC colleagues released the anticipated White […]