The Republic of Therapy: Triage and Sovereignty in West Africa’s Time of AIDS

Vinh‐Kim Nguyen

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Acknowledgments Introduction: Cote-d'Ivoire and Triage in the Time of AIDS 1. Testimonials That Bind: Organizing Communities with HIV 2. Confessional Technologies: Conjuring the Self 3. Soldiers of God: Together and Apart 4. Life Itself: Triage and Therapeutic Citizenship 5. Biopower: Fevers, Tribes, and Bulldozers 6. The Crisis: Economies, Warriors, and the Erosion of Sovereignty 7. Uses and Pleasures: The Republic Inside Out Conclusion: Who Lives? Who Dies? Notes References Index

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