Volume 77, Issue 4

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August 2012

Special Issue: International Geographies of HIV/AIDS

Issue Editors:

Cynthia Pope,
Ezekiel Kalipeni

16 articles in this issue

Introduction to special issue on international geographies of HIV/AIDS
Cynthia K. Pope
Ezekiel Kalipeni
OriginalPaper 07 April 2010 Pages: 445 - 448
How does the virus spread?
Samuel R. Friedman
OriginalPaper 27 March 2010 Pages: 449 - 449
Scenes from Avellaneda, Argentina
Samuel R. Friedman
OriginalPaper 24 March 2010 Pages: 451 - 451
Moving tales: postcards of everyday life living with HIV in Auckland, New Zealand
Jason Myers
OriginalPaper 27 March 2010 Pages: 453 - 457
Imaginative geographies of gender and HIV/AIDS: moving beyond neoliberalism
Rachel Bezner Kerr
Paul Mkandawire
OriginalPaper 27 April 2010 Pages: 459 - 473
Factors affecting the vulnerability of female slum youth to HIV/AIDS in Delhi and Hyderabad, India
Vandana Wadhwa
Jayati Ghosh
Ezekiel Kalipeni
OriginalPaper 22 June 2010 Pages: 475 - 488
An interdisciplinary approach to HIV/AIDS stigma and discrimination in Belize: the roles of geography and ethnicity
Cynthia K. Pope
Gerald Shoultz
OriginalPaper 07 April 2010 Pages: 489 - 503
HIV and AIDS in Africa: a geographic analysis at multiple spatial scales
Ezekiel Kalipeni
Leo C. Zulu
OriginalPaper 23 April 2010 Pages: 505 - 523
Applications of geospatial analysis to surveillance data: a spatial examination of HIV/AIDS prevalence in Zambia
Imelda K. Moise
Ezekiel Kalipeni
OriginalPaper 04 May 2010 Pages: 525 - 540
An analysis of gender-based reversal in life expectancy in southern Africa
Poonam Jusrut
Ezekiel Kalipeni
OriginalPaper 23 April 2010 Pages: 541 - 554
Mapping the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Nigeria using exploratory spatial data analysis
Richard O. Djukpen
OriginalPaper 26 March 2010 Pages: 555 - 569
Anglo American media representations, traditional medicine, and HIV/AIDS in South Africa: from muti killings to garlic cures
Kristina Monroe Bishop
OriginalPaper 23 March 2010 Pages: 571 - 581
Ida Susser: AIDS, sex, and culture: global politics and survival in Southern Africa
Amber L. Pearson
BookReview 25 March 2010 Pages: 583 - 584
Florence Shu-Acquaye, Dora Mbanya and Stella Chungong: Women, the law, and HIV/AIDS in Africa: a conundrum for the legislature?
Sohini Dutt
BookReview 25 March 2010 Pages: 585 - 586
Ezekiel Kalipeni, Karen Flynn and Cynthia Pope (eds): Strong Women, Dangerous Times: Gender and HIV/AIDS in Africa
Lisa Jordan
BookReview 23 March 2010 Pages: 587 - 588
Cynthia Pope, Renée White and Robert Malow (eds): HIV/AIDS: global frontiers in prevention/intervention
Stephanie Booker
BookReview 20 April 2010 Pages: 589 - 590

Volume 77, Issue 4

Introduction to special issue on international geographies of HIV/AIDS

How does the virus spread?

Scenes from Avellaneda, Argentina

Moving tales: postcards of everyday life living with HIV in Auckland, New Zealand

Imaginative geographies of gender and HIV/AIDS: moving beyond neoliberalism

Factors affecting the vulnerability of female slum youth to HIV/AIDS in Delhi and Hyderabad, India

An interdisciplinary approach to HIV/AIDS stigma and discrimination in Belize: the roles of geography and ethnicity

HIV and AIDS in Africa: a geographic analysis at multiple spatial scales

Applications of geospatial analysis to surveillance data: a spatial examination of HIV/AIDS prevalence in Zambia

An analysis of gender-based reversal in life expectancy in southern Africa

Mapping the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Nigeria using exploratory spatial data analysis

Anglo American media representations, traditional medicine, and HIV/AIDS in South Africa: from muti killings to garlic cures

Ida Susser: AIDS, sex, and culture: global politics and survival in Southern Africa

Florence Shu-Acquaye, Dora Mbanya and Stella Chungong: Women, the law, and HIV/AIDS in Africa: a conundrum for the legislature?

Ezekiel Kalipeni, Karen Flynn and Cynthia Pope (eds): Strong Women, Dangerous Times: Gender and HIV/AIDS in Africa

Cynthia Pope, Renée White and Robert Malow (eds): HIV/AIDS: global frontiers in prevention/intervention

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