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The International African Library

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 June 2022

Koreen M. Reece
Koreen M. Reece
Affiliation:
Universität Bayreuth, Germany

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Pandemic Kinship
Families, Intervention, and Social Change in Botswana's Time of AIDS
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2022
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General Editors

  • LESLIE BANK, Human Sciences Research Council, South Africa

  • HARRI ENGLUND, University of Cambridge

  • DEBORAH JAMES, LSE, University of London

  • ADELINE MASQUELIER, Tulane University, Louisiana

  • BENJAMIN SOARES, University of Florida, Gainesville

The International African Library is a major monograph series from the International African Institute. Theoretically informed ethnographies, and studies of social relations ‘on the ground’ which are sensitive to local cultural forms, have long been central to the Institute’s publications programme. The IAL maintains this strength and extends it into new areas of contemporary concern, both practical and intellectual. It includes works focused on the linkages between local, national, and global levels of society; writings on political economy and power; studies at the interface of the socio-cultural and the environmental; analyses of the roles of religion, cosmology, and ritual in social organisation; and historical studies, especially those of a social, cultural, or interdisciplinary character.

For a list of titles published in the series, please see the end of the book.

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