Eloho Ese Basikoro

Pathologies of Patriarchy (eBook, PDF)

Death, Suffering, Care, and Coping in the Gendered Gaps of HIV/AIDS Interventions in Nigeria

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

In the delta region of Nigeria, women seeking HIV care face a plethora of deeply gendered inequalities. As a result, HIV-positive women are often unable to use the treatment schemes that are seemingly available to them. Pathologies of Patriarchy brings together a geographic analysis of gendered inequalities with practical implementation questions concerning the limits of current global health programming. This book is an experiential analysis of HIV treatment programs that includes first-hand accounts of how female patients explain and cope with the poor access to and the inconsistencies in the delivery of HIV service care that complicates their adherence to treatment, as well as the complex power relations they navigate daily. Eloho Ese Basikoro also addresses the failures of policymakers who talk about gender mainstreaming but fail to deliver sustainable health services for disenfranchised women suffering from the social stigma and alienation associated with seropositivity. This inter-regional study is of great interdisciplinary interest to a wide variety of scholars and policymakers, whether they are researching gendered inequality from a geographical, anthropological, or global health perspective or are interested in broader concerns about development and inequality in sub-Saharan Africa.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Bloomsbury eBooks US
• Seitenzahl: 218
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. Oktober 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798881857820
• Artikelnr.: 74833084

Autorenporträt

Eloho Ese Basikoro is founder and President of BATOP Research and Consulting Services.

Inhaltsangabe

List of Acronyms
Chapter 1: Remapping Illness and Interventions Beyond the Biomedical
PART I: HISTORY, POLITICS AND AIDS GOVERNANCE
Chapter 2: HIV/AIDS in Nigeria, Denialism and Response
Chapter 3: The Political-Economy of Oil and Socio-Ecological Contingencies
of the Niger Delta
PART II: EMBODIED ACCOUNTS
Chapter 4: Constructed Identities and Power: (Re)Constructing the Notions
of Care and Responsibility
Chapter 5: Feminism in Nigeria: Patriarchy and the Conflicting Discourses
of Empowerment
Chapter 6: "It is the Fear": Contextualizing the Politics of HIV/AIDS
Non-Disclosure
Chapter 7: AIDS Support Networks as Emerging Spaces of Therapeutic
Citizenship
Chapter 8: To Cope: Institutional Responsibility versus Individual Agency
Chapter 9: Normalizing HIV/AIDS, and the Discourse of Exceptionalism
PART III: MA(I)NSTREAMING GENDER IN HIV/AIDS INTERVENTIONS
Chapter 10: Two Sides of a Coin: Policy and Practice in Tension
Final Notes
Appendix: Inventory of HIV/AIDS Policy Texts
Bibliography
Index