Search results for "stigmatization"

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Social suffering as structural and symbolic violence. LGBT experiences in the Face of AIDS film archive

2018

The chapter aims to summarize the main sociological approaches that acknowledge the link that exists between AIDS and the stigmatization of nonnormative sexual conducts and then we will address the issue of structural violence and how it can be discerned in the impact of HIV/AIDS on oppressed and marginalized groups on a global scale, as manifested in the Face of AIDS film archive.

AIDSStructural violenceSettore SPS/12 - Sociologia Giuridica Della Devianza E Mutamento SocialeHomosexualityStigmatization
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Experiences of students with HIV/AIDS in rural, post-conflict Uganda

2015

The roll out of Anti-Retroviral Therapy across Sub-Saharan Africa has given rise to a new generation of adolescents that previously would not have survived into their teen years. The aim of this research is to give voice to these young people, specifically HIV positive students, in the rural, post-conflict area of Katakwi, Uganda. Through the lens of empowerment, which focuses on participation, capacity building, leadership potential, and relationships, this research examines the factors in these students’ lives that contribute to their empowerment, or the absence of these factors that then have the potential to disempower them. It considers the way the students themselves see both the prot…

AIDSadolescence in Ugandanuoretopiskelijatpost-conflict educationstigmatizationeducationopiskeluHIV/AIDSUgandayouth empowermentHIV-tartunta
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Frequency and correlates of anxiety symptoms during the COVID-19 pandemic in low- and middle-income countries: A multinational study

2021

Objective Studies have documented the significant direct and indirect psychological, social, and economic consequences of the Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in many countries but little is known on its impact in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) already facing difficult living conditions and having vulnerable health systems that create anxiety in individuals for themselves and their loved ones. Using a multinational convenience sample from four LMICs (DR Congo, Haiti, Rwanda, and Togo), this study aims to explore the prevalence of anxiety symptoms and associated risk and protective factors during the COVID-19 pandemic. Methods A total of 1222 individuals (40.9% of women) complet…

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Prevalence and correlates of depression during the COVID-19 pandemic and the major role of stigmatization in low- and middle-income countries: A mult…

2021

Highlights • There are significant differences on the prevalence of depression between the four LMICs. • Stigmatization related to COVID-19, but not exposure to COVID-19 was the strongest predictor of depression. • Resilience was a protective factor for DR Congo and Togo. • Younger age, gender (female), and exposure and stigmatization related to Covid-19, and resilience were associated with depression in the pooled data.

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The Dynamics of (De)Stigmatization : Boundary construction in the nascent category of organic farming

2020

This study finds that it is possible for organizations in emerging categories to resist stigmatization through discursive reconstruction of the central and distinctive characteristics of the category in question. We examined the emerging market of organic farming in Finland and discovered how resistance to stigmatization was both an internal and an external power struggle in the organic farming community. Over time, the label of organic farming was manipulated and the practice of farming was associated with more conventional and familiar contexts, while the stigma was diverted at the same time to biodynamic farming. We develop a process model for removal of stigma from a nascent category t…

Organizational Behavior and Human Resource ManagementEntrepreneurshipORGANIZATIONSSTRATEGIESStrategy and ManagementDiscourse analysisIdentity (social science)Resistance (psychoanalysis)Boundary (real estate)powerresistancecategorical stigmaMOVEMENTSTIGMATIZATIONorganic farmingManagement of Technology and Innovation0502 economics and businessleimautuminen (sosiologia)Sociology"Organics" in general512 Business and Managementluonnonmukainen viljelydiscourse analysisFinlandLegitimacydominationdestigmatization05 social sciencesSTIGMAmarket categoryEnvironmental ethicsSCIENCEdiskurssianalyysiENTREPRENEURSHIPValues standards and certificationstigmatDISCOURSEDynamics (music)LEGITIMACYOrganic farmingIDENTITY050211 marketingHistory of organics050203 business & management
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Economía informal, chatarreo y marco social : reflexiones a partir del caso de los gitanos rumanos en Valencia (España)

2023

Este artículo aborda el chatarreo y otras actividades económicas informales realizadas por los gitanos rumanos en Valencia, con un triple objetivo. Uno, analizar el chatarreo como actividad económica informal de reciclaje y las estrategias y los recursos utilizados. Dos, captar las implicaciones del chatarreo y de su valoración social en la situación del colectivo. Tres, conocer los principales factores que establecen diferencias entre la situación en Valencia y otras ciudades europeas occidentales, con algunas poblaciones del sur global con experiencias más positivas para los recicladores informales. Basado en una metodología cualitativa, con trabajo de campo realizado entre septiembre de …

ReciclajeTreball social de grupEconomia popularSociology and Political ScienceSocial exclusionEstigmatitzacióEconomía popularExclusió socialStigmatizationInformal waste pickersReciclatgeGestión de residuosExclusión socialRecyclingPopular economyRecicladores informalesWaste managementSocial Sciences (miscellaneous)Recicladors informalsEstigmatizaciónGestió de residus
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Misrecognition and Reinvention of Stigmatised Cultural Heritages. The case of the 'Romani People'.

2017

Settore SPS/08 - Sociologia dei Processi Culturali e ComunicativiFaro ConventionRecognitionCultural Heritage; Stigmatization; Faro Convention; RecognitionCultural HeritageSettore IUS/20 - Filosofia del DirittoStigmatization
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Empowered by stigma? Pioneer organic farmers' stigma management strategies

2019

Abstract Pioneers of organic farming often faced social challenges as their innovative ideas on agriculture not only encountered opposition in the conventional farming community, but led to stigmatization of organic farmers as social deviants. In this study, we examine what kind of stigma management strategies pioneer organic farmers engage with in order to cultivate an alternative positive image of themselves. Our research is based on the interviews with 14 pioneer organic farmers. Based on a qualitative analysis of the interviews, we provide a model of those strategies that the creation from a stigmatized to valued identity requires. Our study increases the understanding of the institutio…

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Estigmatización de la obesidad: un problema a erradicar

2021

StereotypingRC620-627Nutrition and DieteticsNutrition. Foods and food supplyObesidadEstereotipoStigmatizationTX341-641EnfermeríaObesityNutritional diseases. Deficiency diseasesPsychologyFood ScienceEstigmatización
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Children born of War and Social Trust - Analyzing Consequences of Rejection

2017

AbstractThis article examines the question whether rejection experiences negatively relate to the social trust of Children Born of War (CBOW) and if this connection is mediated by sense of self-worth. CBOW is a group of people born out of relations during war- and post-war times, involving one parent being a foreign soldier, a para-military officer, rebel or other person directly participating in the hostilities, while the other parent is a member of the native population. Also children born to child soldiers and children fathered by members of a peacekeeping troop are included within this group. These children, due to their biological background, often grow up in a surrounding in which the…

StigmatisierungSelbstwertgefühlSocial psychology (sociology)VertrauenSocial PsychologyWorld War IImedia_common.quotation_subjectsocial trustIllegitimate childJugendsoziologie Soziologie der KindheitSociology & anthropologyHM401-1281Exklusionddc:150stigmatizationNachkriegszeit0502 economics and businesssem050602 political science & public administrationillegitimate childPsychologynorwaySociology (General)SociologyKindheitexclusionmedia_commonchildhoodNorwegenself-esteemNorwaySociology of the Youth Sociology of Childhood05 social sciencesWorld War IIchildren born of warSelf-esteemnichteheliches Kindhumanities0506 political sciencePsychologieSoziologie Anthropologiepost-war periodZweiter Weltkriegddc:301confidenceSozialpsychologieSocial psychology050203 business & managementSocial trust
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