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- Page 3 and 4: For my mother Mary Jo, the dancer;
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- Page 21 and 22: Abstract of Dissertation Presented
- Page 23 and 24: CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Introduction
- Page 25 and 26: poverty as a driving force behind c
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- Page 43 and 44: years, individuals have cited a fea
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On paper, the new standards for hum
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and malaria, and in 2005 constitute
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on existing services within the cou
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Table 2-2. ARV distribution sites a
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transforming subjects into citizens
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and shame-inducing or, more broadly
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difference between ‘rights in peo
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of several ways to bring in adheren
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emerged when individuals had varyin
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divine right, then the exclusion of
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ecause the realms often overlap, mu
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…the ‘services’ one sought co
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Contemporary State-Society Relation
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associational life); (Harbeson, Rot
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and organizations (particularly in
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(Templeman 1999) Herbst (1990) also
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voice in the means of state engagem
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in two ways: by lobbying the state
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feminist theorists that it must not
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associations that have mobilized fo
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domain. Specific research questions
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Guiding this inquiry is the indepen
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in Maputo and Boane (in the south o
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that not all HIV mobilizers are HIV
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Research Sites, Subjects and Assist
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The population in the District of C
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marked with an asterisk* in the fol
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For surveys, I trained five researc
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Finally, it needs to be highlighted
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other half, either we didn’t have
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Table 4-2. Continued Name of associ
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Table 4-3. Hospital comparison Hosp
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Some of the groundbreaking institut
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While in Europe daughters received
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and patriarchy now continues an une
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significant obstacle to this was th
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can function only with the cooperat
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through individual, personal exchan
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elations; (Bratton 1989) women who
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depending on the dominant language
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While some define traditional autho
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efficiency and to regulate action.
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Due to the disengagement from the s
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individuals will be more comfortabl
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were volunteers, but now they recei
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egarding formalized women’s right
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to signify a lack of interest on th
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high, mainly because of food insecu
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icycle taxis pull up to the first r
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is his responsibility to resolve a
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have sex with animals, like monkeys
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come in from the land, he allows ph
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higher percentage of women HIV mobi
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without an in-depth knowledge of wh
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anging from a lack of discussion to
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the sporadic use of regulados, the
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Table 5-3. Decisions about children
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Table 5-9. Type of mobilizer and at
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world when the civil war ended in 1
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low life expectancy, they will exis
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As we saw within some of the litera
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the context of a relationship, wher
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fear of community stigma over the d
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The low pay of government positions
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Often the régulos will organize cu
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More importantly, however, an empha
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each of the regions claimed to mobi
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Reasons for Inactivity Non-mobilize
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afraid to attend the hospital to re
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As briefly mentioned in the last ch
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still varying but lower (71%). 40 T
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the only significance is that human
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is difficult to establish, yet prev
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Location is important here as most
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than individual economic or job rel
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Most view it as public (public topi
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in the economy of affection to sust
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Table 6-3. Financial incentive and
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Table 6-7 Scale of ‘community inc
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Table 6-11. Scale of Trust of commu
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Table 6-18. Preference in discussio
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Table 6-21. Scale of activities in
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Table 6-27. HIV and human rights mo
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understand the “publicity of repr
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appeals to a sense of community, an
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such was the intention of the actor
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Additionally, advocacy also involve
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its own coordinator but there is li
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song praising Rensida: “We are ha
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Father: Quiet my daughter because w
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various areas of the offices; some
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audience members take turns dancing
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protests or marches, but in reality
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Corruption in the Health Sector A F
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Although AIDS drugs are free within
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activists are less advocacy-oriente
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December 2006) The roles of these o
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as human rights mobilizers) perceiv
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individuals simply see the AIDS dom
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Macuta, 4 April, president of Kulup
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in turn doesn’t say anything abou
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ack. This man says he has one proje
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others to support a candidate or po
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government provision of health infr
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mobilizers are more likely to have
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education through information disse
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count hits 250, which is somewhat s
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Thus, we can reject the null hypoth
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information transmission within Afr
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Table 7-3. Perceptions of corruptio
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Table 7-9. Scale of interest and di
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Table 7-15. Scale of interest and d
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Table 7-21. Influence II How much i
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Table 7-24. Continued Before joinin
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CHAPTER 8 MOVING FROM SUBJECTS TO C
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partner’s status) and thus create
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HIV/AIDS programs because of this i
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or accessible employment), then lit
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times a year), also include more im
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are trying to overcome their oppres
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Patriarchy Poverty Particular types
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We might frame this as a way to beg
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choose or are forced to spin off in
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subsidies, hence the line is render
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most resist such change, particular
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Interdependence and regulation HIV
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domestic relationships; and allowed
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Of course, although such outside re
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include keeping quiet about the dys
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etween the private and public arena
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APPENDIX A ASSOCIATION OVERVIEW Ove
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Working mainly in Maputo (but tryin
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Ahitipaluxeni: (Shangana for ‘vam
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Maputo: human rights associations M
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ased programs only go to HIV based
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office. It receives no funding from
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When a domestic problem becomes a s
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egions of the country. It has organ
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• feel they have little influence
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(Education in association) No signi
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H3: HIV mobilizers partake in more
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Expectations of donors Expectations
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After association volunteer with go
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H8: HIV mobilizers are less likely
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2005 New Constitution PLWHA qualify
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We would like to ask you about how
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Do you or your partner make most of
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Who is responsible for providing: S
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A For those in organization I found
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Do you feel that vocalizing opposit
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How strongly do you identify with o
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(For non mobilizers) Questions pert
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Pitakufa Pito Quadrado Regulado Ré
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Barcellos, Némora Tregnago. 2005.M
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Chabal, Patrick and Jean-Pascal Dal
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Education Action 18. N.D. “Positi
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Freedom House. 2008. Freedom in the
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Helmke, Gretchen and Steven Levitsk
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James, Wendy 1978. “Matrifocus on
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Mosse, Marcelo. 2004. Corrupção e
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Patterson, Amy. 2005. The African S
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Simon, Herbert A. 1982. Models of B
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UNAIDS. 2008b. “Epidemiological F
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WHO (with UNAIDS and UNICEF). 2008.