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Why do some African ethnic groups have very high HIV rates and others not?
Sizwe Zondo
Room 4.29 Leslie Social Science Building
This seminar will be offered by Sizwe Zondo, who is a Masters student in the Dept of Psychology, UCT.
- Refreshments will be served.
Protecting a nation? State transformations and the governance of disaster risks in South Africa since 1994
Lydie Cabane
Room 4.29, Leslie Social Science Building
Lydie Cabane is a PhD student at the Centre for the Sociology of Organisations Sciences Po, Paris
- Refreshments will be served
Political Participation, Race and Resources in Brazil and South Africa: Evidence from Belo Horizonte and Cape Town
Natália Salgado Bueno
Room 4.29 Leslie Social Science Building
- Refreshments will be served
"I have chosen to be in love with someone who understands me": Disclosure, support and condom use in relationships where both partners take ART.
Alison Stanley, PhD student at the London School of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.
- Room 4.29 Leslie Social Science Building
- Refreshments will be served.
The impact of Formal Education on Democratic Citizenship Across Continents
Dangalira Mughogho, DARU
Room 4.29 Leslie Social Science Building. Refreshments will be served.
The Social Context and Contours of HIV/AIDS in Brazil and South Africa
Ben Beinart Rm, Ground Floor, Otto Beit Building
In collaboration with the University of Pernambuco.
Please RSVP to Ncedeka Mbune by 31 August.
The Future of Democratisationin Sub-Sahara Africa
Prof Robert Mattes
Room 4.29 Leslie Social Science Building
ASRU-SANPAD Symposium 2009
CSSR Seminar Room 4.29, Leslie Social Science Building, University of Cape Town
The ASRU-SANPAD symposium aims to facilitate dialogue with a range of stakeholders working in the arena of HIV/AIDS in order to develop a set of practical and academic tools to positively inform development interventions this field. To this end, members of government, civil society and academia are invited to join this symposium, with the view to engage with cutting-edge research conducted through ASRU in conjunction with SANPAD.
A literature review of traditional male circumcision in Southern Africa, 1800-2000
Dr Harriet Deacon
Room 4.29 Leslie Social Science Building
Theorising and Measuring Social Class in South Africa
Prof Jeremy Seekings
Room 4.29 Leslie Social Science Building
