The Social Sciences and
HIV/AIDS: A Political Economy of Patient Welfare and Rights
Coordinator :
Mrs. Katy Cissé Wone, (Plan national de Lutte Contre le SIDA,
Sénégal)
Advisory
Group :
Prof. Rene Loewenson (Zimbabwe), Prof. Christine Obbo (Uganda),
et Prof. Collins Airhenhibua (Nigeria).
Members of the team
Moumouni Adamou,
Niger
Gestion du risque VIH/Sida chez les infirmiers au
Niger
Stella
Nyanzi, Ouganda
The role and place of faith healing as alternative medicine for
HIV/AIDS: a case study of Marabouts in a predominantly
Islamic community, The Gambia
Jean-Christophe Boungou Bazika, Congo
L’économie des soins aux malades dans le contexte des budgets
de santé des gouvernements africains.
Ouedraogo
Woumia Salomon
“Expériences thérapeutiques et
Justice : du traitement moral, éthique et sociopolitique des
malades du VIH/SIDA au Burkina -Faso »,
Prisca
Adejumo, Nigeria
Care and Support for People with HIV/AIDS among the Yoruba of
Southwestern Nigeria,
Lucy
Kathuri, Kenya
Care giving of People Living
with HIV/AIDS: the Challenges and Adaptation of Family
Caregivers in Thika District, Kenya,
France
Maphosa
“HIV/AIDS at
the workplace: a study of corporate responses to the HIV/AIDS
Pandemic in Zimbabwe
Robert
Mugabe, Ouganda
The Impact of HIV/AIDS on
Rural Household Welfare in Rukungiri District
Getnet
Tadele:
Male Street Youths and the
HIV/AIDS Pandemic in Dessie, Ethiopia: What are their
rights? Who cares for them? And where is their citizenship,
Zachary
Kwena, Kenya :
The Social Sciences and HIV/AIDS: Methodological and
Conceptual Issues,
Alfred
Anangwe, Kenya
African and Western
Partnership on HIV/AIDS Medical Research: African Guinea Pigs
for Western Fame and Profits
Krista
Johnson, USA
The International Political
Economy of Generic Drug Production and Marketing”
Cyril
Obi, Nigeria
Globalisation and Access to
Drugs for the Treatment of HIV/AIDS in Africa.
