RT Article
T1 Mapping Interdisciplinary Communication Between the Disciplines of Religion and Public Health in the Context of HIV/AIDS in Africa
JF Religion & theology
VO 21
IS 3/4
SP 251
OP 289
A1 Olivier, Jill
LA English
PB Brill
YR 2014
UL https://www.ixtheo.de/Record/156205371X
AB While there has been a massive surge of interest and grey literature publication on religion and development and religion and health, especially at an international advocacy level, the academic disciplinary processes for such work remains poorly clarified – and largely uncritical. This paper examines the interdisciplinary intersection of religion and public health (using the example of research on HIV/AIDS in Africa), and considers lingering clashes of disciplinary cultures and power that continue to make collaboration in this space a challenge.
K1 Interdisciplinary : African Studies : religion : Religious Studies : public health : HIV and AIDS : Africa : communication
DO 10.1163/15743012-02103003