AIDS, Sex, and Culture: Global Politics and Survival in Southern Africa

Preface – Southern Africa: A Personal Geography, History and Politics.

Acknowledgments.

Introduction Global Inequality, Women, and HIV/AIDS.

1. The Culture of Science and the Feminization of AIDS.

2. Imperial Moralities and Grassroots Realities.

3. The Transition to a New South Africa: Hope, Science, and Democracy.

4. Of Nevirapine and African Potatoes: Shifts in Public Discourse.

5. The Difference in Pain: Infected and Affected: By Sibongile Mkhize.

6. Contested Sexualities.

7. Public Spaces of Women’s Autonomy: Health Activism.

8. “Where Are Our Condoms?” – Namibia.

9. Ju/’hoansi Women in the Age of HIV: An Exceptional Case.

10. Changing Times, Changing Strategies: Women Leaders Among the Ju.

11. “The Power of Practical Thinking” – The Role of Organic Intellectuals.

12. Conclusions: Neoliberalism, Gender, and Resistance.

Notes.

Bibliography.

Index