Publikationen von Ruth Jane Prince

Prince, R. J.: Precarious projects: conversions of (biomedical) knowledge in an East African city. Medical Anthropology 33 (1), S. 68 - 83 (2014)

Geissler, P. W.; Kelly, A.; Manton, J.; Prince, R. J.; Tousignant, N.: Introduction: sustaining the life of the polis. Africa 83 (4), S. 531 - 538 (2013)

Madiega, P. A.; Jones, G.; Prince, R. J.; Geissler, P. W.: 'She's my sister-in-law, my visitor, my friend': challenges of staff identity in home follow-up in an HIV trial in Western Kenya. Developing World Bioethics 13 (1), S. 21 - 29 (2013)

Prince, R. J.: "Tarmacking" in the millennium city: spatial and temporal trajectories of empowerment and development in Kisumu, Kenya. Africa 83 (4), S. 582 - 605 (2013)

Marsland, R.; Prince, R. J.: What is life worth?: exploring biomedical interventions, survival, and the politics of life. Medical Anthropology Quarterly 26 (4), S. 453 - 469 (2012)

Prince, R. J.: HIV and the moral economy of survival in an East African city. Medical Anthropology Quarterly 26 (4), S. 534 - 556 (2012)

Geissler, P. W.; Prince, R. J.: Active compounds and atoms of society: plants, bodies, minds and cultures in the work of Kenyan ethnobotanical knowledge. Social Studies of Science 39 (4), S. 599 - 634 (2009)

Prince, R.; Adhiambo, P.M.; Chantler, T.; Jones, G.: 'Our son Obama': the US presidential elections in Western Kenya. Anthropology Today 24 (6), S. 4 - 7 (2008)

Geissler, P. W.; Prince, R.: Life seen: touch and vision in the making of sex in western Kenya. Journal of Eastern African Studies 1 (1), S. 123 - 149 (2007)

Prince, R.: Salvation and tradition: configurations of faith in a time of death. Journal of Religion in Africa 37 (1), S. 84 - 115 (2007)

Prince, R. J.: The politics and anti-politics of HIV interventions in Kenya. In: Rethinking biomedicine and governance in Africa: contributions from anthropology, S. 97 - 116 (Hg. Geissler, P. W.; Rottenburg, R.; Zenker, J.). transcript, Bielefeld (2012)

Prince, R. J.: Public debates about Luo widow inheritance: christianity, tradition, and AIDS in Western Kenya. In: Christianity and public culture in Africa, S. 109 - 130 (Hg. Englund, H.). Ohio University Press, Athens (2011)

Geissler, P. W.; Prince, R.: Purity is danger: ambiguities of touch around sickness and death in Western Kenya. In: Morality, hope and grief: anthropologies of AIDS in Africa, S. 240 - 269 (Hg. Dilger, H.; Luig, U.). Berghahn, New York (2010)

Geissler, P. W.; Prince, R. J.: Persons, plants and relations: treating childhood illness in a western Kenyan village. In: Plants, health and healing: on the interface of ethnobotany and medical anthropology, S. 179 - 223 (Hg. Hsu, E.; Harris, S.). Berghahn, New York (2010)

Prince, R. J.: Christian salvation and Luo tradition: arguments of faith in a time of death in western Kenya. In: AIDS and religious practice in Africa, S. 49 - 84 (Hg. Becker, F.; Geissler, P. W.). Brill, Leiden (2009)

Prince, R.: Struggling for growth in Western Kenya: modernity, tradition, generation and gender. In: Generations in Africa: connections and contrasts, S. 137 - 161 (Hg. Alber, E.; van der Geest, S.; Whyte, S. R.). LIT, Berlin (2008)

Geissler, P. W.; Prince, R.: Christianity, tradition, AIDS, and pornography: knowing sex in western Kenya. In: On knowing and not knowing in the anthropologies of medicine, S. 87 - 116 (Hg. Littlewood, R.). UCL Press, London (2007)

Prince, R.: Popular music and Luo youth in western Kenya: ambiguities of modernity, morality and gender relations in the era of AIDS. In: Navigating youth, generating adulthood: social becoming in an African context, S. 117 - 152 (Hg. Christiansen, C.; Utas, M.; Vigh, H.). Nordic Africa Institute, Uppsala (2006)

Prince, R. J.; Marsland, R. (Hg.): Making and unmaking public health in Africa: ethnographic and historical perspectives. Ohio University Press, Athens (2013), 292 S.