Black Skin, White Coats: Nigerian Psychiatrists, Decolonization, and the Globalization of Psychiatry (New African Histories)
A historical study of Nigerian psychiatrists and their influence on decolonization and the globalization of psychiatry.
About This Book
Black Skin, White Coats examines the development of psychiatry in Nigeria during the period of decolonization.
The book highlights how Nigerian psychiatrists contributed to both local mental health practices and broader international discussions.
It situates these developments within the wider context of globalization and the transformation of psychiatric knowledge.
The work draws on historical sources to trace the evolution of psychiatric institutions and professional networks in Nigeria.
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