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Vuyelwa Kuuya (Lauterpacht Centre for international Law, Cambridge).
Monday 08 March 2010, 17:00-18:30
The Mond Building Seminar Room, Centre of African Studies
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Centre of Governance and Human Rights Events
Corporate Complicity in Human Rights violations in Africa
Centre of Governance and Human Rights Events
The return of the state in post-war Angola
Centre of Governance and Human Rights Events
Struggles for Citizenship in Africa
Centre of Governance and Human Rights Events
SMS Uprising: How mobile communications are changing the public sphere in Africa
Centre of Governance and Human Rights Events
Democracy in Post-Colonial Africa
Cambridge/Africa Collaborative Research Programme Seminar Series
Public health psychology and chronic disease intervention in Africa: translating theory into practice
Cambridge/Africa Collaborative Research Programme Seminar Series
Quality in times of change: pharmacy and renewal in Senegal
Cambridge/Africa Collaborative Research Programme Seminar Series
They think birds are more important than people': Conservation, land and natures in a South African World Heritage Site
Cambridge/Africa Collaborative Research Programme Seminar Series
Wealth, Environment, and Health in Africa: The Implications of Mobility and Mobile Technology
Cambridge/Africa Collaborative Research Programme Seminar Series
Knowing ‘the HIV gospel’: science, faith, and the art of survival in western Kenya
Cambridge/Africa Collaborative Research Programme Seminar Series
Tests for Life Chances: CD4 miracles and obstacles in Uganda
Cambridge/Africa Collaborative Research Programme Seminar Series
Creating and Embedding Cancer in Botswana
The political economy of AIDS in Africa
Suspicion of the State: Human Rights, Medicine and the AIDS crisis in Botswana and Kenya
The political economy of AIDS in Africa
Facilitating HIV /AIDS ‘Empowerment’ Programmes within Traditional Authority Structures: Experiences from southern Africa
The political economy of AIDS in Africa
Crafting Neoliberal Logics: the political economy of AIDS policies in Nigeria
The political economy of AIDS in Africa
Living with ART : The first generation in Uganda
The political economy of AIDS in Africa
Paranoid Style and Memoro-Politics. Making sense of the South African controversy on AIDS
The political economy of AIDS in Africa
NGOs, Activism and Human rights: an analysis of HIV , mental illness and stigma in South Africa
The political economy of AIDS in Africa
Viruses as Resources. Transnational research on AIDS and the neo-liberal moment in Cameroon
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