Praise for Second Chances: "Bringing classic social anthropology questions to contemporary biopolitical contexts, Second Chances resituates the center of gravity in HIV/AIDS care around the concerns of its patients. The authors make clear the vital role of kinship, patronage, generation, and the economic and bodily concerns of everyday life in determining life amid shifting regimes of global health. With its superb use of extended cases, lively prose, and compelling analysis, Second Chances sets a new standard for collaborative scholarship."
— Julie Livingston, author of Improvising Medicine: An African Oncology Ward in an Emerging Cancer Epidemic

ISBN: 9780822358084