Titlebook: Gender, HIV and Risk; Navigating structura Emma-Louise Anderson Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 20

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Leo Berrevoets,Bart Berden,Miranda Snoeren Despite the rhetoric, top-down policy initiatives are largely blind to the complexities of the gender context of risk and so have failed to instigate meaningful social change on the ground. Instead, the dominant neoliberal response justifies, manages, reinforces and even perpetuates the structures

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Sanne van Logten MSc,Windi Winastihis chapter is the first of two chapters that examine the culturally specific and historically situated complexities of the gendered dimensions of HIV risk in Malawi. The focus here is on examining the ways in which gendered poverty is produced, experienced and responded to. Since Malawi has long be

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Harriet Njoki Mboce,Robert McCabere the virus spreads along the gender ‘fault lines of society’ (Baylies, 2004, p. 7), it exposes the gendered structures and provides the space to challenge them. Questions of empowerment emerge onto the agenda because these structures can no longer be accepted as the status quo. They are violent; t

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Capacity Building for School Improvementpeech that there is much to celebrate. He highlights ‘we are celebrating that we have not only attained 50 years of independence but also 50 years of peace, stability, progress and prosperity’. He reflects that ‘The country has also continued to be an island of peace in Africa’ (Malawi News Agency,

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Book 2015This book examines the gender context of HIV and critiques the global policy response. Anderson contributes to the feminist task of de-invisibilising gender as structural violence and identifies how gendered power structures are responded to at the local level in Malawi.

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978-1-349-33256-4Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2015

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