Titlebook: Disease Dispersion and Impact in the Indian Ocean World; Gwyn Campbell,Eva-Maria Knoll Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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2730-9703 ieties.Reveals a wide range of perceptions about disease eti.This volume views the study of disease as essential to understanding the key?historical developments underpinning the foundation of contemporary Indian?Ocean World (IOW) societies. The interplay between disease and climatic?conditions, nat

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Sustainable Intensification—An Overview This discourse, however, does not offer a causative explanation for the archipelago’s exceptional thalassaemia burden. Knoll investigates European and Arab historical reports of the “Maldive fever”, a malady that most scholars assume to have been malaria.

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Introduction,generating a number of impacts on varying spatial scales. This macro-region running from Eastern Africa to East Asia is affected by various environmental factors—the most significant of which is the monsoon system. Far from having been stable the monsoon system could unpredictably fail, triggering d

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The Evolution and Spread of Major Human Diseases in the Indian Ocean World,nd plague—this paper offers a synthetic state-of-the-field assessment of what is now known or postulated about the origins and trajectories of these diseases. Focusing in particular on the mediaeval period, the paper demonstrates the significant value of using an integrated, multi-disciplinary appro

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,The ‘Frankish Disease’ and Its Treatments in the Indian Ocean World, ., . or . (derived from terms for ‘Frank’ or European) was understood in the Indian Ocean World (IOW) from its appearance in the late fifteenth century onwards. I show that the disease was often associated with social outsiders, including foreigners and prostitutes. In several societies around the

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