The competing discourses of HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa: Discourses of rights and empowerment vs discourses of control and exclusion

The competing discourses of HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa: Discourses of rights and empowerment vs discourses of control and exclusion

Source :

• Social Science & Medicine [ 0277-9536 ] ; 1993.

Descripteurs français

• Wicri :
  • geographic : Nigeria, Ouganda, Zimbabwe.
  • topic : Ordre du jour, Soins de santé, éducation sanitaire, Droits de l'homme, Conférence internationale, Société, Droits politiques, Santé publique, Politique publique, Santé génésique, Harcèlement sexuel, Ajustement structurel, Vaccin.

English descriptors

• KwdEn :
  • Academic press, Activist, Activist ethics, Africa workshop, African, African aids, African aids research network, African alternatives, African charter, African countries, African culture, African journalists, African pressure groups, African professionals, African regions, African research, African states, African women, Agenda, Aids, Aids activists, Aids discourse, Aids education, Aids pandemic, Aids support network, Aids support organisation, Alexandra aids action, Amsterdam, Analytical framework, Banjul charter, Behaviour, Belmont report, Cambridge university press, Cape town, Categorisation, Central africa, Central african zones, Central zones, Centre, Circumcision, Commonwealth secretariat, Community groups, Condom, Critique, Cultural construction, Cultural rights, Development discourse, Development discourses, Developmental perspective, Different paradigms, Discourse, Discourse analysis, Domestic labour, Dominant construction, Dominant paradigm, East africa, Econ, Economic impact, Empowerment, Ethical codes, Ethical discourse, Ethical imperialism, European community, Expert group meeting, Female circumcision, Female sexworkers, Feminist, Feminist issues, Free woman, Free women, French edition, Gender, Gender dimension, Gender issue, Gender oppression, Gender terms, Gill, Gill seidel, Global expert meeting, Grass roots, Greatest number, Greenwood press, Group meeting, Group rights, Health care, Health education, Health professionals, Heterosexual, High risk groups, Hlth, Hlth policy planning, Human rights, Human rights covenants, Human subjects, Independent women, Individual rights, Inextricable link, Infectious diseases, International aids conference, International bill, International conference, International covenant, International workshop, Intervention programmes, July, June, Kampala, Lagos, Liberation theology, Male circumcision, Male empowerment, Male power, Male violence, Many parts, Maputo statement, Medical discourse, Medical establishment, Medical ethics, National aids programmes, National machinery, Naturalist ideology, Newbury park, Ngo, Nigeria, November, Organisation, Other words, Oxford university press, Pandemic, Paradigm, Personal communication, Political activists, Political econ, Political rights, Popular sovereignty, President museveni, Pressure groups, Programme, Progressive organisations, Public health, Public health policy, Public policy, Reproductive, Reproductive choices, Reproductive health, Rights discourse, Risk groups, Saharan africa, Seidel, September vienna, Sexual behaviour, Sexual behaviours, Sexual harassment, Sexual service, Sexual servicing, Social context, Social justice, Sociological theory, Southern africa, Southern uganda, Soweto township aids project, Structural adjustment, Survival strategies, Swaa, Taso, Third world, Uganda, Universal declaration, Vaccine, Vaccine trials, Watney, Westview press, York press, Zimbabwe.
• Teeft :
  • Academic press, Activist, Activist ethics, Africa workshop, African, African aids, African aids research network, African alternatives, African charter, African countries, African culture, African journalists, African pressure groups, African professionals, African regions, African research, African states, African women, Agenda, Aids, Aids activists, Aids discourse, Aids education, Aids pandemic, Aids support network, Aids support organisation, Alexandra aids action, Amsterdam, Analytical framework, Banjul charter, Behaviour, Belmont report, Cambridge university press, Cape town, Categorisation, Central africa, Central african zones, Central zones, Centre, Circumcision, Commonwealth secretariat, Community groups, Condom, Critique, Cultural construction, Cultural rights, Development discourse, Development discourses, Developmental perspective, Different paradigms, Discourse, Discourse analysis, Domestic labour, Dominant construction, Dominant paradigm, East africa, Econ, Economic impact, Empowerment, Ethical codes, Ethical discourse, Ethical imperialism, European community, Expert group meeting, Female circumcision, Female sexworkers, Feminist, Feminist issues, Free woman, Free women, French edition, Gender, Gender dimension, Gender issue, Gender oppression, Gender terms, Gill, Gill seidel, Global expert meeting, Grass roots, Greatest number, Greenwood press, Group meeting, Group rights, Health care, Health education, Health professionals, Heterosexual, High risk groups, Hlth, Hlth policy planning, Human rights, Human rights covenants, Human subjects, Independent women, Individual rights, Inextricable link, Infectious diseases, International aids conference, International bill, International conference, International covenant, International workshop, Intervention programmes, July, June, Kampala, Lagos, Liberation theology, Male circumcision, Male empowerment, Male power, Male violence, Many parts, Maputo statement, Medical discourse, Medical establishment, Medical ethics, National aids programmes, National machinery, Naturalist ideology, Newbury park, Ngo, Nigeria, November, Organisation, Other words, Oxford university press, Pandemic, Paradigm, Personal communication, Political activists, Political econ, Political rights, Popular sovereignty, President museveni, Pressure groups, Programme, Progressive organisations, Public health, Public health policy, Public policy, Reproductive, Reproductive choices, Reproductive health, Rights discourse, Risk groups, Saharan africa, Seidel, September vienna, Sexual behaviour, Sexual behaviours, Sexual harassment, Sexual service, Sexual servicing, Social context, Social justice, Sociological theory, Southern africa, Southern uganda, Soweto township aids project, Structural adjustment, Survival strategies, Swaa, Taso, Third world, Uganda, Universal declaration, Vaccine, Vaccine trials, Watney, Westview press, York press, Zimbabwe.

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