The Migration and Development Prism

Contested Institutionalisation

Germany has created one of the world’s largest women’s policy infrastructures. But the scope as well as the effect of institutionalising women’s policy agencies is contested. Even committed proponents of

Gendering Federalism—Federalizing Gender

Attempts to restructure German federalism in the aftermath of unification, under the auspices of increasing Länder autonomy, might have ambivalent effects on gender policies and women’s policy agencies. This article

Community Services and Out-Migration

This paper investigates the relationship between changing community context and out-migration in one of today’s poor countries, seeking to document the various mechanisms by which infrastructure affects the migratory behavior.

Community Reaction to Older Age Parental AIDS Caregivers and Their Families

Accounts of community reactions to persons with HIV/AIDS and their families typically focus only on negative reactions stemming from stigmatization, with little acknowledgement of variation over time and across settings.

HIV/AIDS and Older Persons

Between “New Greece” and the “New World”

H1N1, Globalization and the Epidemiology of Inequality

This paper examines the lessons learned from the 2009 H1N1 pandemic in relation to wider work on globalization and the epidemiology of inequality. The media attention and economic resources diverted

The Taste of Conquest

Led by chef Gastón Acurio, a “gastronomic revolution” is taking place in Peru. Framed as a culinary and social movement, this gastronomic boom offers the cosmopolitan promise of integrating a

Culinary Fusion and Colonialism