Gender, Global Health, and Violence : Feminist Perspectives on Peace and Disease

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✦ Table of Contents

Gender, Global Health and Violence
Contents
About the Editors
Acknowledgements
List of Acronyms
1 Introduction: Analysing Violences in Gendered Global Health
Part I: Revisiting Structural Violence
2 Replenishing Bodies and the Political Economy of SRHR in Crises and Emergencies
3 Rethinking Global Health Priorities from the Margins: Health Access and Medical Care Claims among Indonesia’s Waria
4 ‘I Cannot Know That Now I Have Cancer!’: A Structural Violence Perspective on Breast Cancer Detection in Uganda
5 HIV Politics and Structural Violence: Access to Treatment and Knowledge
Part II: Violences Entangled
6 Fighting Symbolic Violence through Artistic Encounters: Searching for Feminist Answers to the Question of Life and Death with Dementia
7 ¡Malas Madres, Malas Mujeres, Malas Todas!: The Incarceration of Women for Abortion-Related Crimes in Mexico
8 When Is It Torture? When Is It Rape? Discourses on Wartime Sexual Violence
Part III: Towards Peace and Justice in Global Health
9 Therapeutic Justice for Survivors of Human Rights Violations and Wartime Violence
10 Domestic Violence and Public Health: Beginning Steps for Creating More Just and Effective Community Responses
11 Exposed to Violence While Caring: From Caring Self-Protection to Global Health as Conflict Transformation
12 Conclusion: Violence and the Paradox of Global Health
Index
About the Authors

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