The responses of Christian religions to HIV/AIDS in Africa have been described either with
regard to the stigmatising attitudes of churches, or with reference to the charitable acts of …

This article investigates the implementation of antiretroviral therapy (ART) in urban Tanga,
Tanzania. First, the enrollment procedures of the national treatment program and medical …

The series EmotionCultures is a collection of works centered around current questions
raised in interdisciplinary and innovative research on emotions. At the core are empirical …

This book describes how Christian communities in South Africa have responded to HIV/AIDS
and how these responses have affected the lives HIV-positive people, youth and broader …

In recent years, relationships among religion, development, and globalization have been
discussed critically with regard to the potentially beneficial as well as detrimental …

This article explores how moral perceptions of HIV/AIDS-related illness and death in rural
Tanzania are related to social and cultural practices of disease interpretation, patient caring …

Global health programmes are damaged by blockages in the upward flow of information
from localities and regional centres about realities of professional practice and about …

In this introduction to the special issue, we follow the journey of global AIDS medicines into
diverse health facilities in East Africa, which for decades have been subjected to neoliberal …

Is religion relevant for dealing with disease? In spite of his well-known refusal to give a
definition of 'religion', Weber's sociology of religion begins with the sweeping suggestion that …

Siebold und ganz besonders Ulrike Schulz meinen Dank, die das Buchmanuskript kritisch,
professionell und gründlich korrigiert hat. Ich danke meinen MitstreiterInnen vom Berliner …