Pressure to bear : gender, fertility and prevention of mother to child transmission of HIV in Vietnam

Authors	P.P.J. Oosterhoff
Supervisors	A. Hardon
Cosupervisors	F. Gouda P. Wright
Award date	13-11-2008
Number of pages	196
Organisations	Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences (FMG) - Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research (AISSR)
Document type	PhD thesis
Note	Research conducted at: Universiteit van Amsterdam
Language	English
Downloads	Thesis Cover Title page Contents List of figures, boxes and tables Preface List of abbreviations Glossary of Vietnamese terms Introduction : gender, fertility and prevention of mother to child transmission of HIV in Vietnam Chapter 1: HIV control under renovation Chapter 2: A double-edged sword : theoretical concerns Chapter 3: Methodology and methodological issues Chapter 4: Dealing with a positive result : risks and responses in routine HIV testing among pregnant women in Vietnam Chapter 5: Holding the line : Vietnamese family responses to pregnancy and child desire when a family member has HIV Chapter 6: Can micro-credit empower HIV+women? An exploratory case study in Northern Vietnam Chapter 7: Recreating kinship : coping options of HIV positive AIDS widows in Vietnam Chapter 8: Contested motherhood : HIV+ mothers organising in Vietnam Chapter 9: Conclusion : resisting the pressures Summary Samenvatting Overview of literature Back cover
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