Table of Contents:
  • Introduction: meaning and structure in the study of AIDS
  • Comparing Uganda and South Africa: sexual networks, family structure, and property
  • The social determinants of sexual network configuration
  • The tightening chain: civil society and Uganda's response to HIV/AIDS
  • AIDS in Uganda: years of chaos and recovery
  • Siliimu as native category: AIDS as local knowledge in Uganda
  • Uganda"s indigenization of AIDS: governance and the political response in Uganda
  • South Africa's struggle: the omission and commission of truth about AIDS
  • Imagining AIDS: South Africa's viral politics
  • Flows of sexual substance: the sexual network in South Africa
  • Preventing AIDS: a new paradigm for a new strategy.