Article

Trueba, Mei, Axelrod, Tessa and Ayeb-Karlsson, Sonja (2023) Are asylum seekers and refugees provided with appropriate mental health support in the United Kingdom? Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. pp. 1-21. ISSN 0047-9586

Hughes, Alex, Brown, James A, Trueba, Mei, Trautrims, Alexander, Bostock, Ben, Day, Emily, Hurst, Rosey and Bhutta, Mahmood F (2022) Global value chains for medical gloves during the COVID-19 pandemic: confronting forced labour through public procurement and crisis. Global Networks. pp. 1-18. ISSN 1470-2266

Mendizabal-Cabrera, Renata, Pérez, Isabel, Becerril Montekio, Victor, Pérez, Freddy, Durán, Erick and Trueba, Mei L (2021) Cutaneous leishmaniasis control in Alta Verapaz (northern Guatemala): evaluating current efforts through stakeholders’ experiences. Infectious Diseases of Poverty, 10 (a61). pp. 1-12. ISSN 2049-9957

Artaraz, Kepa, Calestani, Melania and Trueba, Mei L (2021) Introduction: Vivir bien/Buen vivir and post-neoliberall development paths in Latin America: scope, strategies, and the realities of implementation. Latin American Perspectives, 48 (3). pp. 4-16. ISSN 0094-582X

Trueba, Mei L, Bhutta, Mahmood F and Shahvisi, Arianne (2020) Instruments of health and harm: how the procurement of healthcare goods contributes to global health inequality. Journal of Medical Ethics. ISSN 0306-6800

Tsegay, Girmay, Deribe, Kebede, Deyessa, Negussie, Addissie, Adamu, Davey, Gail, Cooper, Maxwell and Trueba, Mei (2018) 'I should not feed such a weak woman'. Intimate partner violence among women living with podoconiosis: A qualitative study in northern Ethiopia. PLoS ONE, 13 (12). pp. 1-15. ISSN 1932-6203

Deribe, Kebede, Cano, Jorge, Trueba, Mei L, Newport, Melanie J and Davey, Gail (2018) Global epidemiology of podoconiosis: a systematic review. PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases, 12 (3). a0006324 1-15. ISSN 1935-2735

Prentice, Rebecca and Trueba, Mei (2018) Precarious bodies: occupational risk assemblages in Bolivia and Trinidad. Global Labour Journal, 9 (1). pp. 41-56. ISSN 1918-6711

Book Section

Trueba, Mei L (2022) Risk negotiations in the mines of Potosí: implications for rethinking current Health and Safety approaches. In: Świtek, Beata, Abramson, Allen and Swee, Hannah (eds.) Extraordinary risks, ordinary lives: logics of precariousness in everyday contexts. Critical studies in risk and uncertainty . Palgrave Macmillan, London, pp. 63-90. ISBN 9783030839611

Trueba, Mei L (2016) The global dimensions of health. In: Artaraz, Kepa and Hill, Michael (eds.) Global social policy: themes, issues and actors. Palgrave Macmillan, Brighton. ISBN 9781137388964

Reports and working papers

Bhutta, Mahmood, Bostock, Ben, Brown, James, Day, Emily, Hughes, Alex, Hurst, Rosey, Trautrims, Alexander and Trueba, Mei (2021) Forced labour in the Malaysian medical gloves supply chain before and during the COVID-19 pandemic: evidence, scale and solutions. Project Report. Newcastle University, Newcastle.

Bhutta, Mahmood, Bostock, Ben, Brown, James, Day, Emily, Hughes, Alex, Hurst, Rosey, Trautrims, Alexander and Trueba, Mei (2021) Forced labour in the Malaysian medical gloves supply chain during the Covid-19 pandemic: research summary. Other. Modern Slavery and Human Rights Policy and Evidence Centre.

Conference or Workshop Item

Trueba, Mei (2017) Negotiating risks and uncertainties: health and safety decision-making in the mines of Potosí (Bolivia). In: EPICOH 2017: Eliminating Occupational Disease. Translating research into action., 28-31 August 2017, Edinburgh.

Trueba, Mei (2017) Market variability - safety fluctuations. Mineral prices and Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) among Bolivian cooperative miners. In: EPICOH 2017: Eliminating Occupational Disease. Translating research into action., 28th-31st August 2017, Edinburgh.

Prentice, Rebecca and Trueba, Mei (2015) Precarious bodies: occupational risk assemblages in Bolivia and Trinidad. In: Precarious Economy: Informality and Entrepreneurship at the Bottom of the Pyramid’. Precarious Labour, Precarious Lives Discussion Panel, December 2015, Sussex University.

Trueba, Mei (2015) Revisiting Occupational Health theory and practice: a view from the ground. In: MAGic2015 Conference: Anthropology and Global Health: interrogating theory, policy and practice, 9-11 September 2015, Sussex University.

Trueba, Mei (2014) ‘Looking at health risks with two eyes’: plural and changing rationalities of risk and occupational risk management amongst Bolivian cooperative miners. In: Ordinary Extraordinary: The Anthropology of Risk, Limits and Exposure?, 6-7 November 2014, UCL.

Trueba, Mei (2012) Occupational Health management in precarious and uncertain environments; lessons learned from Bolivia’s cooperative mining industry. In: 2nd WHO-ICOH International Consultation on Healthy Workplaces, 10-12 December 2012, Rome.

Trueba, Mei and Barriga, Gabriela (2012) ‘We’re left to yield our own luck’: gendered work roles, uneven bargaining power and health disparities in the Bolivian mining industry. In: 12th AWID Inernational Forum on Women's Rights & Development, 19-22 Apr 2012, Istanbul, Turkey.

Trueba, Mei (2011) Understanding health and safety: livelihoods, risks and well-living in the mines of Potosí. In: Work and Human Lifecycle International Workshop, Oct 2011, Noida (India).

Edited Special Journal Issue

Artaraz, Kepa, Calestani, Melania and Trueba, Mei, eds. (2021) Vivir bien/Buen vivir and post-neoliberal development paths in Latin America: scope, strategies, and the realities of implementation. Latin American Perspectives, 48 (3). ISSN 0094-582X

Thesis

Lopez-Trueba, Mei (2014) ‘Looking at risk with both eyes’: health and safety in the Cerro Rico of Potosí (Bolivia). Doctoral thesis (PhD), University of Sussex.

Other

Pérez, Isabel, Durán, Erick, Pérez, Freddy, Trueba, Mei L and Mendizábal-Cabrera, Renata (2020) Strengthening cutaneous leishmaniasis control in Guatemala: policy recommendations. PAHO/WHO & TDR.

Shahvisi, Arianne and Trueba, Mei (2020) PPE may protect us, but it harms the sweatshop workers who make it. BMJ Blogs, Journal of Medical Ethics Blog.