Johanna Hood
Biographic Data
| ID | 3674332 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Johanna Hood |
| GIVEN NAMES | Johanna |
| FAMILY NAME | Hood |
| SIGNATURE | HOOD J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Roskilde University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4770-4358 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Commodities of Care: The Business of HIV Testing in China
Handbook of Welfare in China
This chapter examines people’s experiences of welfare policy intended to address the rights of people with disabilities as citizens of China. It applies a conceptual framework of disability and welfare from human rights (CRPD 2008). In a rights framework, meeting people’s support needs is required to fulfil their rights as citizens. Nationally, China adopts a rights framework in disability law (CDPF 1990). It is a signatory to the UN Convention o…
Celebrity philanthropy in China
This chapter considers Hollywood actor and director Ben Affleck as a celebrity humanitarian by examining the organization he created, the Eastern Congo Initiative (ECI). ECI was crafted not from inside the eastern Congo, but in the offices of a strategic advisory firm based in Seattle, Washington State. The chapter briefly introduces the case study background of the eastern Congo. It analyses the celebrity humanitarianism in US elite politics in …
Peng Liyuan's humanitarianism: Morality, Politics and Eyeing the Present and Past
Celebrity in China is booming, yet the patterns, meanings and monitoring of Chinese celebrity and cause adoption both share and differ from western forms, history and phenomenon. Using a case study of Peng Liyuan, China’s most recent first lady, folk singer and military entertainer, this article addresses some of the key moral and political functions that Peng is helping both reinforce and remake. I show how history and China’s current modernisat…
Untangling HIV in China: Social, political, economic, and global–local factors
This chapter provides an understanding of the political, economic, social, cultural and global health issues that have shaped how the virus is spread, managed, engaged by sick and advocacy groups, and perceived by the general public in China. The inequality which has characterised China’s social and economic development since the economic liberalisation reforms of the late 1970s has directly shaped the way HIV and AIDS have affected the nation. O…
Distancing Disease in the Un-black Han Chinese Politic: Othering Difference in China’s HIV/Aids Media
This article seeks to understand the meanings associated with HIV/AIDS in China’s media and examine how the “distance” many urban Chinese people feel toward HIV/AIDS is sustained, despite major changes in public health campaigns that indicate otherwise. It draws on evidence from China’s press and public health media, which remain overlooked in studies on attitudes toward HIV even though 90 percent of urban Chinese learn about HIV from the media, …
Creating female identity in China: Body and text in Hong Ying's Summer of Betrayal
The history of literature has always been dominated by men: literature review, it's been a world of male critics; writing fiction, it's been men's work. Thus the belated need to emphasize the speci
Distancing Disease in the Un-black Han Chinese Politic: Othering Difference in China’s HIV/Aids Media
This article seeks to understand the meanings associated with HIV/AIDS in China’s media and examine how the “distance” many urban Chinese people feel toward HIV/AIDS is sustained, despite major changes in public health campaigns that indicate otherwise. It draws on evidence from China’s press and public health media, which remain overlooked in studies on attitudes toward HIV even though 90 percent of urban Chinese learn about HIV from the media, …
Peng Liyuan's humanitarianism: Morality, Politics and Eyeing the Present and Past
Celebrity in China is booming, yet the patterns, meanings and monitoring of Chinese celebrity and cause adoption both share and differ from western forms, history and phenomenon. Using a case study of Peng Liyuan, China’s most recent first lady, folk singer and military entertainer, this article addresses some of the key moral and political functions that Peng is helping both reinforce and remake. I show how history and China’s current modernisat…
Creating female identity in China: Body and text in Hong Ying's Summer of Betrayal
The history of literature has always been dominated by men: literature review, it's been a world of male critics; writing fiction, it's been men's work. Thus the belated need to emphasize the speci
Distancing Disease in the Un-black Han Chinese Politic: Othering Difference in China’s HIV/Aids Media
This article seeks to understand the meanings associated with HIV/AIDS in China’s media and examine how the “distance” many urban Chinese people feel toward HIV/AIDS is sustained, despite major changes in public health campaigns that indicate otherwise. It draws on evidence from China’s press and public health media, which remain overlooked in studies on attitudes toward HIV even though 90 percent of urban Chinese learn about HIV from the media, …
Untangling HIV in China: Social, political, economic, and global–local factors
This chapter provides an understanding of the political, economic, social, cultural and global health issues that have shaped how the virus is spread, managed, engaged by sick and advocacy groups, and perceived by the general public in China. The inequality which has characterised China’s social and economic development since the economic liberalisation reforms of the late 1970s has directly shaped the way HIV and AIDS have affected the nation. O…
Celebrity philanthropy in China
This chapter considers Hollywood actor and director Ben Affleck as a celebrity humanitarian by examining the organization he created, the Eastern Congo Initiative (ECI). ECI was crafted not from inside the eastern Congo, but in the offices of a strategic advisory firm based in Seattle, Washington State. The chapter briefly introduces the case study background of the eastern Congo. It analyses the celebrity humanitarianism in US elite politics in …
Peng Liyuan's humanitarianism: Morality, Politics and Eyeing the Present and Past
Celebrity in China is booming, yet the patterns, meanings and monitoring of Chinese celebrity and cause adoption both share and differ from western forms, history and phenomenon. Using a case study of Peng Liyuan, China’s most recent first lady, folk singer and military entertainer, this article addresses some of the key moral and political functions that Peng is helping both reinforce and remake. I show how history and China’s current modernisat…
Handbook of Welfare in China
This chapter examines people’s experiences of welfare policy intended to address the rights of people with disabilities as citizens of China. It applies a conceptual framework of disability and welfare from human rights (CRPD 2008). In a rights framework, meeting people’s support needs is required to fulfil their rights as citizens. Nationally, China adopts a rights framework in disability law (CDPF 1990). It is a signatory to the UN Convention o…
Commodities of Care: The Business of HIV Testing in China
Political science (7 works) · China (6 works) · Law (6 works) · HIV/AIDS Research and Interventions (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Art (2 works)