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Chapter Title: Index

Book Title: Researching AIDS, Sexuality and Gender

Book Subtitle: Case Studies of Women in Kenyan Universities
Book Author(s): Nyokabi Kamau
Published by: Zapf Chancery Publishers Africa Ltd.. (2013)
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 Index
Acker, J. 89, 93, 127 Brannen, J. 94, 153
Acquired Immune Deficiency British Council 136
Syndrome (AIDS) 1 British Educational Research
Adler, S. 103 Association (BERA) 74
Aggleton, P. 6, 123 Bujra, J. 13
AIDS Control Unit (ACU) 8, 48, 68, Burgess, R. G. 58
152, 167 Burke, P. J. 47, 71
AIDS-related stigma 208 Busia, Abena 107, 108
Alderson, P. 80, 83, 85
Alsop, R. 120
Altbach, P. G. 191
Antiretroviral Therapy 176 Campbell, C. 10, 13, 30, 31, 56, 202, 211
Appleby, Y. 225 care 118, 153, 157, 215
Arnfred, S. 200 case study approach 42
Association for the Development of Certificate of Registration 44
Education in Africa (ADEA) 7 Chatzifotiou, S. 92
Association of Commonwealth Chetty, D. 123
Universities (ACU) 6, 103, 104 China 86, 90
Atwoli, Prof. 169, 170, 192, 193 Ciambrone, D. 161
Australia 137, 139 Clandinin, J. 8, 9
Clinton, H. R. 121
Coleman, M. 153
Commission for Higher Education
‘Back into the Personal’ 145 (CHE) 8, 43, 78, 186, 191, 241
Bahati, Mrs 165 Connelly, F. M. 8, 9
Barnes 142, 149, 171, 172, 225 consent 84
Barnett 154, 175, 178, 182, 202, 211, conversational interviews 56, 57
236 Corden, A. 92
Bassey, M. 63, 64, 66 Cosslett, T. 9
Baylies, C. 13 Currie, J. 178, 184
Bell, L. 61, 62, 80, 84
Bennet, J. 187, 194
Bergen, R. K. 87
Bihanya, Mrs 149, 155, 184 data analysis 68
Birch, M. 10, 91, 92 data collection (methods) 55
Blackmore, J. 56, 114 Davies, C. 171, 172
Bond, S. 172 Deem, R. 119, 132, 140, 143, 148, 172
Botswana 176 Delphy, C. 112, 113, 119

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denial 6 gender stereotypes 132

discourse 215 Gichure, P. 169
discourse of blame 207 Gillham, B. 42, 56, 58, 60
discourse of gendered shame 205 Gitee, Dr. 216, 229, 239
discourse of silence 203 Gold, A. 122
doctoral studies, challenges 137 Guba, 64
documentary evidence 63 Gupta, G. R. 27, 117
domestic challenges 135
Domestic Violence Bills 27
Doucet, A. 41 Harding, S. 39, 41
Dube, M. W. 109 Henry, K. 52, 89
Du Bois, B. 38, 39 heterosexuality 225
HIV and AIDS
absenteeism 169
academic women 188
elite interviews 58. See also focused blame 207
interviews care 153
ethics 74 church’s response 161
Ethiopia 22 feminist concepts 215
gender and 153
gender policy issues 182
global context 5
feminism 106, 107 good practice 215, 226, 229, 233
‘ICL’ model 234
feminist methodology 37, 38, 39, 47
impact 166
feminist perspectives 99, 106, 110 impact in universities 165
feminist research 38, 39, 41, 42, 109, initiatives 236
219, 242 in Kenyan universities 8
feminist theory 123 Kenyan context 5
field notes 61 responses 165
senior university women 12
Finch, J. 155
sexuality 195
Finland 193 sexuality-related stigma 195
Fitzsimons, A. 120 silence 122
focused interviews 58, 59 stigmatisation 169, 201
Fogelberg, P. 193 support for students 188
Francis, D. 238 universities in sub-Saharan Africa 6
Francis, E. 238 victimisation 169
women’s experiences 145, 146
Freire, Paulo 31
Holland, J. 40, 99, 220
Holmes, M. 116, 117
Holy Ghost University 16, 45, 96
Gaudencia, 181 AIDS Control Unit (ACU) 167
‘Gender Equity in Higher Education’ AIDS discourse 228
AIDS policy 63
project 105 AIDS-related stigma 209
Gender Institute 142

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 Index 297

antiretroviral treatment 177 Kenya

HIV and AIDS impact 166, 172 AIDS stigma 31
‘I Choose Life (ICL) offices 65 background history 22
interviews 48 family in 34
selection 45 gender context 27
senior positions 128 HIV and AIDS 27
status of women 125 marriage 34
stigma 206 Ninth Parliament 27
voluntary counselling and testing population 22
clinic (VCT) 65 religion 31
women’s experiences 145 university sector 43
home-based care 153, 154 women’s careers 34
homosexuality 224 Kenya National AIDS Control Council
hooks, bell 14, 15, 121, 146, 146 (NACC) 8
House-Midamba, B. 22, 23, 24, 34 Kenyatta, Jomo 22, 26, 198, 199
Hughes, C. 110, 118, 157 Kenyatta University 129
Hunter, S. 196, 200, 207, 208 Kiambu County 101
Kibaata, Mrs 156, 157
Kibaki, President Mwai 26
Kibet, Mrs 151
‘I Choose Life’ (ICL) 186, 189, 234 Kiluva-Ndunda, M. M. 35
Indian Ocean 22 Kivuu, Dr. 96, 173, 210, 211
Institute of Education 104, 105 Kolawole, M. M. E. 106, 121
interview context 86 Kvale, S. 62
interviews
as therapy 91
Lake Victoria 22
Lee, R. M. 75, 76
Legal Notice No. 56 44
Jomo Kenyatta University of Lemon, K. 120
Agriculture and Technology Leonard, D. 38, 99, 109, 112, 113, 119,
(JKUAT) 7 138, 170, 225
Letters of Interim Authority 44, 45
Lewis, Stephen 1
Lincoln, Y. S. 64
Kabira, Dr. Wanjiku 107
Lindow, W. 206, 212
Kaiga, Dr. 53, 131, 179, 180, 186,
Lorber, J. 232
197, 198, 231, 232
Kaleeba, N. 13
Kamirithu village 101 Maathai, M. W. 104
Kanter, R. M. 113 Mabokela, R. O. 130, 133
Karabo, Ms 209, 210 MacKinnon, C. 116
Kelly, B. 159, 234 McCloskey, 111
Kelly, Prof. Michael 13, 68 McKie, L. 152
Kenway, J. 115 Machera, M. 224, 225, 228

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‘Mainstreaming HIV and AIDS in Nairobi 22

Institutions of Higher Learning in Ndung’u, Hon. Njoki 27
Kenya’ 68 Netherlands 120
Makerere University 230 Ngurukie, Pat 32
masculinisation 130 ngwiko 198, 199
Mason, J. 45, 55, 155 Nkirote, Dr. 84, 213
Mauthner, M. 41, 225 Ntseane, G. 60
‘Maybe Next Year’ 165 Nvivo, 70
Maynard, M. 41, 110, 111 Nyaboke, Prof. 84, 85, 148, 185, 186,
Mbiti, J. S. 199 220, 233
McFadden, P. 107, 208 Nyutho, E. 8
Merrill, B. 56 Nzomo, Maria 26
methodology
consent 79
Oakley, A. 171
ethical issues 73
negotiating access 79 Obbo, C. 24
participant’s trust 78 Ochola-Ayayo, A. 13, 29, 30
reflexive 94 Oduor, Dr. 170, 175, 212
reliability 63 Onsongo, J. K. 23, 130, 134, 142, 148,
researcher’s self-support 92 162, 219
researching colleagues 94
O’Sullivan, S. 29, 195, 228
sensitive topic 73
validity 63 Over, R. 135
methodology (research) 37
Millennium Development Goals
(MDGs) 1 parallel programmes 190
Miller, T. 10, 50, 80, 84, 91, 92 Parker, R. 6, 123
Miroiu, M. 105, 230 patriarchy 111, 215, 221
Moi, President Daniel arap 26 Pereira, C. 123, 124, 198
morality discourse 201 ‘personal as political’ 116, 178, 215,
Morley, L. 14, 95, 130, 131, 137, 188, 191 220
Morrow, V. 80, 83, 85 Phaswana-Mafuya, M. N. 173
MS Word 70 Pierre, St. 115
Muasia, Dr. 81, 82, 83 pilot study 44
Mueni, Ms 134, 181 Piot, Peter 5
Mugasia, Ms 180 ‘poor world’ 175
Munyi, Mrs 184 Preece, J. 60
Museveni, President 236 Probert, B. 137, 139, 140, 153, 157,
Musoga, Mrs 203, 216, 229 189
Mwala, Mrs 173, 174, 210, 219, 220 Purvis, J. 41
Mwithaga, Mrs 137

qualitative (data collection) methods

56

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 Index 299

self-sponsored programmes 190. See

Ramazanoglu, C. 40, 99, 220 also parallel programmes
Ray, S. 13 sex 183
reflexivity 40, 41, 42, 219 sex discourses 201
Reinharz, S. 46 sex education 197
Reiss, M. J. 59, 60 sex-related shame 196
reliability 63 sexual harassment 187
Renzetti 75, 76 sexuality 195
research sexually transmitted infections (STIs) 200
dissemination 95 Sexual Offences Act 27
findings 95 Shahidian, H. 41, 50, 77, 78, 94, 95
sensitive nature 75 shame 6
research design 37 silence 6, 7, 121, 173, 183, 195, 215, 221
research methodology 37 Siplon, P. 112
conversational interviewing 57
‘The 6th Pan-African Social Work
direct approach 51
ethics and 74 Conference’ 67
note-taking 60 Skeggs, B. 94
participants management 47 snowball technique 49, 80, 84
profile of participants 53 Somalia 22
sampling decision 45 South Africa 30, 84, 199, 202, 238
selecting participants 49 South Sudan 22
tape-recording 59
women only research 46
Stanko, E. 40
research participants (selection) 45 Stanley, L. 145, 225
research questions 9, 11, 15 stigma 6, 7, 28, 173, 183, 195
research study stigma (sex-related) 196
concepts 99 “Support from God” 158
contributions 238
ethical issues 219
feminist positions 109
further research 241 Tamale, S. 196
limitations 225 Tang, N. 83, 86, 90
research process 217 Tanzania 22
status of women 125 tape-recording interviews 59
strength 225
Teferra, D. 191
Reskin, B. F. 125
Thapar-Bjorkert, S. 52, 89
Reynolds, T. 88
Thiam, A. 237
Robson, C. 42, 43, 48, 49
Treichler, P. 165, 222, 223
Romanin, S. 135

Uganda 22, 230, 236

Scapp, Ron 146
UNAIDS 3, 5, 177
Schoepf, 13
UNESCO 78, 241
Scott, J. W. 110

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United Nation AIDS programme. See Whiteside, A. 154, 175, 178, 182,
UNAIDS 202, 211, 236
United States 133 Wickham-Searl, P. 151
Universities Act, 1985 43 Wise, S. 145, 225
University of Botswana 7 Wisker, G. 153
University of Ghana 7 WMHE. See Women and
University of Kwazulu Natal 238 Management in Higher
University of London 16, 104 Education
University of Namibia 7 women
University of South Africa (UNISA) 139 colonial era 22
University of Western Cape 7 post-colonial era 26
pre-colonial era 22, 23
University of Zambia 7, 176, 206, 212, 224
situation 21
Women and Management in Higher
VCT 224 Education (WMHE) 103, 104,
victim 169 105, 108
women’s careers 135
Wakaba, Mrs 156, 192, 233 Women’s Equality Bill 27
Wandera, Mrs 136, 139, 140, 151, 183 women’s experiences 145, 146
Wangare, Dr. 130, 134, 135, 140, 141, women’s research 141
143, 180, 186, 223, 233, 236 women’s status 126
Warren, T. 165, 222, 223 Women’s Studies 102
Weiner, G. 101 Women’s Studies International Forum
Wengraf, T. 60, 66 241
Weruini University 16, 45, 79 women’s university careers 229
AIDS Control Unit (ACU) 167 World Bank 7
AIDS discourse 228 World Council of Churches 74
AIDS policy 63, 182, 185, 187, 194, 221 Wragg, T. 87
AIDS-related stigma 211
Wyn, J. 129, 134, 141, 230
antiretroviral treatment 176
HIV and AIDS impact 166, 167, 168
interviews 48 Yin, R. K. 58
selection 45
senior positions 128
silence 213 Zimbabwe 107
status of women 125
stigma 206
women’s experiences 145, 151

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