J Mazzeo
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 15456 |
|---|---|
| NOME | J Mazzeo |
| PRENOMES | J |
| SOBRENOME | Mazzeo |
| ASSINATURA | MAZZEO J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | DePaul University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4667-3692 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1956 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
A Tale of Two Cities During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Social Foundations for a Community-Based Public Health Cholera Campaign in Borgne, Haiti
The rapid and widespread progression of cholera in rural Haiti can be attributed to a “perfect storm” of conditions including the widespread use of unprotected water sources, rudimentary sanitation, the lack of means to afford simple necessities, and the near absence of basic health services to treat the sick. Accessibility of essential health care and reliable sources of clean water in remote areas of rural Haiti are fundamental barriers to addr…
Cattle, Livelihoods, and Coping with Food Insecurity in the Context of Drought and HIV/Aids in Rural Zimbabwe
This article offers a case study from rural Zimbabwe in which a combination of recurring droughts, a severe HIV/AIDS epidemic, and a national economic crisis have contributed to widespread food insecurity. The article examines household level coping responses to the food security crisis affecting southeastern Zimbabwe, a semi-arid region, during a 2004-2005 agricultural season drought. Specifically, this study seeks to understand how the converge…
The Double Threat of Hiv/Aids and Drought on Rural Household Food Security in Southeastern Zimbabwe
This chapter provides a case study of how Zimbabwe's HIV/AIDS epidemic has contributed to shaping its ongoing food security crisis. It explores the combined impact of HIV/AIDS and drought on the food security of rural households. Fieldwork conducted in the semi-arid, southeastern region of Zimbabwe relied on a combination of ethnographic and survey-based methods. The analysis examines the implications of a double-threat from drought and HIV/AIDS …
Introduction
Anthropologists have made significant contributions over the years to understanding and confronting the HIV/AIDS pandemic at local and global levels.Their work in the sub-Saharan Africa region has generated a wealth of program and policy-relevant knowledge designed for resource-poor settings to support traditional HIV/AIDS prevention strategies, access to treatment, and mechanisms to enhance livelihoods and coping strategies.Some of the most sign…
Experiences of collaboration, coordination and efficiency in the delivery of HIV/Aids home-based care in Zimbabwe
The difficulties of achieving successful collaboration between stakeholders can lead to uncoordinated and fragmented outcomes for HIV/AIDS programming, which has consequences for the immediate health and livelihood security of the intended beneficiaries. This article examines the collaboration between local, national and international partner organisations in the delivery of and coordination of HIV/AIDS home-based care in Zimbabwe. The purpose of…
Lavichè
In April 2008, the global rise in food prices reached a breaking point in Haiti where a series of food riots swept across the country. The majority of Haitians depend on the marketplace for food, especially imported rice. The dependence on the marketplace for food and the rise in prices has caused households to reduce purchases leading to growing hunger especially among the rural poor. Haiti's vulnerability to the food crisis is not a problem of …
Festival Elephants and the Myth of Global Poverty. Glynn Cochrane
Age and Sex Differences in Early Adolescent's Information Sources
This study investigated the effects of age and sex on the information sources to which early adolescents turn when confronted with questions concerning general life issues. A total of 615 male and female adolescents ranging in age from 10 to 14 years, responded to a questionnaire consisting of 15 different sources of information. Analysis of the preferred information source utilizing log linear models indicated significant age and sex effects. Sp…
Dante's Sun Symbolism
Age and Sex Differences in Early Adolescent's Information Sources
This study investigated the effects of age and sex on the information sources to which early adolescents turn when confronted with questions concerning general life issues. A total of 615 male and female adolescents ranging in age from 10 to 14 years, responded to a questionnaire consisting of 15 different sources of information. Analysis of the preferred information source utilizing log linear models indicated significant age and sex effects. Sp…
Introduction
Anthropologists have made significant contributions over the years to understanding and confronting the HIV/AIDS pandemic at local and global levels.Their work in the sub-Saharan Africa region has generated a wealth of program and policy-relevant knowledge designed for resource-poor settings to support traditional HIV/AIDS prevention strategies, access to treatment, and mechanisms to enhance livelihoods and coping strategies.Some of the most sign…
Lavichè
In April 2008, the global rise in food prices reached a breaking point in Haiti where a series of food riots swept across the country. The majority of Haitians depend on the marketplace for food, especially imported rice. The dependence on the marketplace for food and the rise in prices has caused households to reduce purchases leading to growing hunger especially among the rural poor. Haiti's vulnerability to the food crisis is not a problem of …
Dante's Sun Symbolism
Age and Sex Differences in Early Adolescent's Information Sources
This study investigated the effects of age and sex on the information sources to which early adolescents turn when confronted with questions concerning general life issues. A total of 615 male and female adolescents ranging in age from 10 to 14 years, responded to a questionnaire consisting of 15 different sources of information. Analysis of the preferred information source utilizing log linear models indicated significant age and sex effects. Sp…
Experiences of collaboration, coordination and efficiency in the delivery of HIV/Aids home-based care in Zimbabwe
The difficulties of achieving successful collaboration between stakeholders can lead to uncoordinated and fragmented outcomes for HIV/AIDS programming, which has consequences for the immediate health and livelihood security of the intended beneficiaries. This article examines the collaboration between local, national and international partner organisations in the delivery of and coordination of HIV/AIDS home-based care in Zimbabwe. The purpose of…
Lavichè
In April 2008, the global rise in food prices reached a breaking point in Haiti where a series of food riots swept across the country. The majority of Haitians depend on the marketplace for food, especially imported rice. The dependence on the marketplace for food and the rise in prices has caused households to reduce purchases leading to growing hunger especially among the rural poor. Haiti's vulnerability to the food crisis is not a problem of …
Festival Elephants and the Myth of Global Poverty. Glynn Cochrane
Cattle, Livelihoods, and Coping with Food Insecurity in the Context of Drought and HIV/Aids in Rural Zimbabwe
This article offers a case study from rural Zimbabwe in which a combination of recurring droughts, a severe HIV/AIDS epidemic, and a national economic crisis have contributed to widespread food insecurity. The article examines household level coping responses to the food security crisis affecting southeastern Zimbabwe, a semi-arid region, during a 2004-2005 agricultural season drought. Specifically, this study seeks to understand how the converge…
The Double Threat of Hiv/Aids and Drought on Rural Household Food Security in Southeastern Zimbabwe
This chapter provides a case study of how Zimbabwe's HIV/AIDS epidemic has contributed to shaping its ongoing food security crisis. It explores the combined impact of HIV/AIDS and drought on the food security of rural households. Fieldwork conducted in the semi-arid, southeastern region of Zimbabwe relied on a combination of ethnographic and survey-based methods. The analysis examines the implications of a double-threat from drought and HIV/AIDS …
Introduction
Anthropologists have made significant contributions over the years to understanding and confronting the HIV/AIDS pandemic at local and global levels.Their work in the sub-Saharan Africa region has generated a wealth of program and policy-relevant knowledge designed for resource-poor settings to support traditional HIV/AIDS prevention strategies, access to treatment, and mechanisms to enhance livelihoods and coping strategies.Some of the most sign…
Social Foundations for a Community-Based Public Health Cholera Campaign in Borgne, Haiti
The rapid and widespread progression of cholera in rural Haiti can be attributed to a “perfect storm” of conditions including the widespread use of unprotected water sources, rudimentary sanitation, the lack of means to afford simple necessities, and the near absence of basic health services to treat the sick. Accessibility of essential health care and reliable sources of clean water in remote areas of rural Haiti are fundamental barriers to addr…
A Tale of Two Cities During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Agriculture (5 obras) · Business (5 obras) · Food security (5 obras) · Medicine (5 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Economic growth (4 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Food insecurity (4 obras) · Geography (4 obras) · Livelihood (4 obras)