Chapter 9

Charles Piller and Doug Smith, “Unintended Victims of Gates Foundation Generosity,” Los Angeles Times (Dec. 16, 2007).

Charles Piller and Doug Smith, “Unintended Victims of Gates Foundation Generosity,” Los Angeles Times (Dec. 16, 2007).

Soren Mogensen, Peter Aaby, et al., “The Introduction of Diphtheria-Tetanus-Pertussis and Oral Polio Vaccine Among Young Infants in an Urban African Community: A Natural Experiment,” Ebiomedicine, 17, 192–198, (2017). doi.org/10.1016/j.ebiom.2017.01.041

Charles Piller and Doug Smith, “Unintended Victims of Gates Foundation Generosity,” Los Angeles Times (Dec. 16, 2007).

Charles Piller and Doug Smith, “Unintended Victims of Gates Foundation Generosity,” Los Angeles Times (Dec. 16, 2007).

Charles Piller and Doug Smith, “Unintended Victims of Gates Foundation Generosity,” Los Angeles Times (Dec. 16, 2007).

Charles Piller and Doug Smith, “Unintended Victims of Gates Foundation Generosity,” Los Angeles Times (Dec. 16, 2007).

Charles Piller and Doug Smith, “Unintended Victims of Gates Foundation Generosity,” Los Angeles Times (Dec. 16, 2007).

Charles Piller and Doug Smith, “Unintended Victims of Gates Foundation Generosity,” Los Angeles Times (Dec. 16, 2007).

Charles Piller and Doug Smith, “Unintended Victims of Gates Foundation Generosity,” Los Angeles Times (Dec. 16, 2007).

Jeremy Loffredo and Michele Greenstein, “Why the Bill Gates Global Health Empire Promises More Empire and Less Public Health,” The Gray Zone (Jul. 8, 2020).

Jeremy Loffredo and Michele Greenstein, “Why the Bill Gates Global Health Empire Promises More Empire and Less Public Health,” The Gray Zone (Jul. 8, 2020).

Jeremy Loffredo and Michele Greenstein, “Why the Bill Gates Global Health Empire Promises More Empire and Less Public Health,” The Gray Zone (Jul. 8, 2020).

Jeremy Loffredo and Michele Greenstein, “Why the Bill Gates Global Health Empire Promises More Empire and Less Public Health,” The Gray Zone (Jul. 8, 2020).

Jeremy Loffredo and Michele Greenstein, “Why the Bill Gates Global Health Empire Promises More Empire and Less Public Health,” The Gray Zone (Jul. 8, 2020).

Katerini Storeng, “The GAVI Alliance and the ‘Gates approach’ to health system strengthening,” Global Public Health (Sept. 14, 2014).

Linsey McGoey, No Such Thing as a Free Gift: The Gates Foundation and the Price of Philanthropy (Verso, 2016), 245.

Linsey McGoey, No Such Thing as a Free Gift: The Gates Foundation and the Price of Philanthropy (Verso, 2016), 176.

William Easterly, The White Man’s Burden (Penguin, 2008), 251.

Charles Piller and Doug Smith, “Unintended Victims of Gates Foundation Generosity,” Los Angeles Times (Dec. 16, 2007).

Dayna M. Porter, “Direct-to-Consumer Marketing: Impacts and Policy Implications,” Grand Valley State University (2011).

Blake Droesch, “US Healthcare and Pharma Digital Aid Spending 2020,” Emarketer.

Tim Schwab, “Journalism’s Gates Keepers,” CJR (Aug. 21, 2020).

Tim Schwab, “Bill Gates’s Charity Paradox,” The Nation (Mar. 17, 2020).

Sarah Boesley, “How Bill and Melinda Gates helped save 122 m lives—and what they want to solve next,” The Guardian (Feb. 14, 2017).

There are several grants listed to the CIR.

2015—$300,612

2016—$300,000

2017—$253,300

2019—$592,727

“Center for Investigative Reporting 2015–2019,” BMGF.

Sandy Doughton and Kristi Heim, “Does Gates Funding of Media Taint Objectivity?” Seattle Times (Feb. 19, 2011).

Linsey McGoey, No Such Thing as a Free Gift: The Gates Foundation and the Price of Philanthropy (Verso, 2016), 202.

Logan Christopher, “Non-Conspiracy Criticism of Gates Foundation” (Jun. 13, 2020).

Michael Barbaro et al., “Can Bill Gates Vaccinate the World?,” New York Times (Mar 3, 2021).