Markets of Well-being -- Contents -- 1 Introduction: Economic ethnographies of the marketization of health and healing in Africa -- 2 Milking the sick: Medical pluralism and the commoditization of healthcare in contemporary Nigeria -- 3 Organizing monies: The reality and creativity of nursing on a hospital ward in Ghana -- 4 Market forces threatening schoolfeeding: The case for school farming in Nakuru town, Kenya -- 5 Dashed hopes and missedopportunities: Malaria controlpolicies in Kenya (1896-2009) -- 6 The market for healing and the elasticity of belief: Medical pluralism in Mpumalanga, South Africa -- 7 Medicinal knowledge and healingpractices among the Kapsiki/Higi of northern Cameroon and northeastern Nigeria -- 8 The commodification of misery: Markets for healing, markets for sickness -- 9 Individual or shared responsibility: The financing of medical treatment in rural Ethiopian households -- 10 Can't buy me health: Financial constraints and health-seeking behaviour in rural households in Central Togo -- 11 Marriage, commodification and the romantic ethic in Botswana -- List of authors.