As part of my project is a historical analysis between government response in the 1976 Ebola Outbreak and the 2014 Ebola outbreak in order to compare government responses then and now in Belgium and USA I thought I had a strong case by depending a lot on the responses and records by the researchers on the field at the time, from Belgium and CDC USA. Except I realize that then by depending on their accounts for a fair comparison I had to get records and responses from researchers on the field in 2014, and I couldn't depend as heavily on statistics from 2014 without having comparable statistics in 1976. Which the ministry of Public Health in Belgium says doesn't exist. So I'm back to square one.
In this blog the AU Global Scholars document their efforts in applying rigorous research methods to their projects in the field of international studies. The aim is to briefly present a challenge that they encountered AND the solution they came up with, such that their peers can respond and/or learn.
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