Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Editorial 2
3. Content 5
4. 21^st century African biopolitics: fuzzy fringes, cracks and undersides, neglected backwaters, and returning politics 7
5. Not quite disciplined
6. Governing Malaria: How an old scourge troubles precepts in social theory 23
7. Configuring Trans* Citizens in South Africa: Somatechnics, Self-Formation and Governmentality 43
8. Politics again
9. Biomedical Hype and Hopes: AIDS Medicines for Africa 77
10. The Politics and Anti-politics of HIV interventions in Kenya 97
11. Inherent Failure and Contradiction
12. Experimental hubris and medical powerlessness: Notes from a colonial utopia, Cameroon, 1939-1949 119
13. Intellectual Property Designs: Drugs, Governance, and Nigerian (Non-)Compliance with the World Trade Organization 141
14. Missing the Nation State
15. Serving the City: Community-Based Malaria Control in Dar es Salaam 161
16. Stock-outs in global health: Pharmaceutical governance and uncertainties in the global supply of ARVs in Uganda 177
17. Longing for Citizenship
18. “We are not paid—they just give us”: Liberalisation and the longing for biopolitical discipline around an African HIV prevention trial 197
19. Sleeping Sickness and the Limits of ‘Biological Citizenship’ 229
20. References 251
21. Contributors 289