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Preface 1. About this Book 1.1. What is this Book About? 1.2. How Should the Book be Read? 2. Relevance of the Empirical Background 2.1. HIV and AIDS in Africa and the Provision of ARV 2.2. The Botswana Case and its Contribution to a Theory of Stigma and Discrimination 2.3. The Onset of the Study 3. Introduction: The Perspective on Stigma and Discrimination 3.1. Overview 3.1.1 Stigma and discrimination 3.1.2 Theoretical points of reference 3.2. Social change and the individual 3.2.1 Social structures and methodological individualism 3.2.2 Social change and the agentic capabilities of the individual 3.3. The individual and the inter-personal level 3.3.1 How rational choice theories fail to explain stigma and discrimination 3.4. Behaviour and rationality 3.4.1 People's influence on their routines 3.4.2 Roots in social behaviourism 3.4.3 Human conduct 3.4.4 Notions of man and their empirical accessibility 3.4.5 The demand for connectivity 3.5. Social encounters as tamers of rationality 3.6. The local and the societal level 3.6.1 Post-modern diversity, pluralism and multiplicity 3.6.2 The deconstruction of space, place and identity A spatial perspective on stigma and discrimination 4.

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Author

von Klaus Geiselhart

Publisher

Verlag für Entwicklungspolitik

Published

2018

Language

EN

ISBN

9783881567954

Category

nonfiction