Book Section

Trueba, Mei (2017) Negotiating risks: health and safety management in the mines of Potosi. In: Świtek, Beata, Swee, Hannah and Abramson, Allen (eds.) Risks, limits and exposure: ethnographies of the ordinary extraordinary. Palgrave, London. (Submitted)

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

Conference or Workshop Item

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).

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.