The transition from state socialism to market socialism in Vietnam and China has been
characterized by unprecedented rural-urban migration. We argue that this migration is …

Mobile Men with Money is one of the latest risk categories to enter into HIV prevention
discourse. Used in countries in Asia, the Pacific and Africa, it refers to diverse groups of men …

Workers' committees in Israel are adapting to the neoliberal economy, and the resulting
changes in the labour market, by increasingly accepting various non‐standard forms of …

The period between childhood and adulthood has been characterised as a period of
'waithood'in which structural conditions may disable young people's access to basic …

Research on extramarital sex (EMS) is commonly conducted from a perspective that
implicitly understands this behavior as a violation of the marital relationship. In contrast …

Abstract Undocumented migration from Central Vietnam to Laos stretches Vietnamese
families and generates marital tensions and social anxieties around the extramarital …

Nepal has a diverse geographic landscape that could potentially create clustered
subpopulations with regional socio-cultures that could result in differential health outcomes …

Mostly operating from a risk and risk-reduction paradigm, existing research on migrants in
Vietnam tends to conceptualize sex and risky sexual behaviors as isolated life domains. This …

Despite current enthusiasm for biomedical approaches to HIV prevention, many populations
at heightened risk have limited access to preventive health services of any kind. This …

In Vietnam, as in many countries around the world, the relatively small number and urban
concentration of cancer treatment facilities means that each becomes a nexus of rural-urban …