Regional focus: Eastern and Southern Africa (esp. Tanzania and South Africa); migratory contexts in Germany

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1 Prof. Dr. Hansjörg Dilger (* June 11, 1968) Professor of Social and Cultural Anthropology, Freie Universität Berlin Research and Teaching Interests: Medical anthropology (esp. HIV/AIDS, biomedicine, transnational health); Anthropology of religion (esp. Pentecostalism and Islam, religious diversity); Kinship, sexuality and gender / masculinities; Transnationalism and migration; Urban anthropology; Anthropology of globalization and modernity; Postcolonial theory; Anthropology of schools and education Regional focus: Eastern and Southern Africa (esp. Tanzania and South Africa); migratory contexts in Germany Current research project: Religion, Education and the (Transnational) State: Unequal Histories and Subject Formation in Christian and Muslim Schools in Dar es Salaam Curriculum Vitae University Education 24/02/2010 Second Appointment as Junior Professor (Following Positive Evaluation through External Reviewers and the Faculty Council of the Department of Political and Social Sciences, FU Berlin) Ph.D. in Anthropology, Freie Universität Berlin. Dissertation: The Power of AIDS. Kinship, Belonging and the Morality of Illness and Death in the Context of Rural-Urban Migration in Tanzania Graduate and Undergraduate Studies in Social and Cultural Anthropology (Ethnologie), Freie Universität Berlin. M.A Minor subjects: African Studies and English Studies (both Humboldt University, Berlin) 1993 Kiswahili Studies on Zanzibar, Institute for Kiswahili and Foreign Languages (Taasisi ya Kiswahili na Lugha za Kigeni) Academic Positions February May January 2013 Professor of Social and Cultural Anthropology (W2), Freie Universität Berlin Junior Professor for Religious Diversity in Transnational Contexts, Freie Universität Berlin, Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology Assistant Professor for African Health and Society (tenure track), University of Florida, Gainesville, Department of Anthropology and Centre for African Studies. (On leave of absence in ) Lecturer and Part-time lecturer, Freie Universität Berlin, Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology Research Associate in the Project "Living with HIV/AIDS in Tanzania", funded by German Research Foundation (DFG) (PI: Prof. U. Luig), Freie 1

2 Universität Berlin, Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology Other Academic Activities Principal Investigator in the Graduate School "East Asian Studies". Funded in the framework of the "German Excellence Initiative" 2012, FU Berlin Board member of the Center for Area Studies, FU Berlin Head of the Research Area "Medical Anthropology", FU Berlin Member of the Fachbereichsrat Politik- und Sozialwissenschaftschaften (Faculty Council, Political and Social Sciences), FU Berlin ; Managing Director (Geschäftsführender Direktor), Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology, FU Berlin Head of the Master Program Social and Cultural Anthropology, FU Berlin Principal Investigator in the Berlin Graduate School "Muslim Cultures and Societies: Unity and Diversity". Funded in the framework of the "German Excellence Initiative" 2007, FU Berlin Selection committee member ("Auswahlkommissionsmitglied") of the scholarship department of the Heinrich Böll Foundation Honors, Grants and Scholarships Research Partner of the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Göttingen, Research Focus "Medical Diversity" 2011 Member of the Selection Committee for the Rudolf Virchow Award (Professional Category), Society for Medical Anthropology (SMA) within the American Anthropological Association Senior Fellow of the Bayreuth International Graduate School of African Studies (BIGSAS) 2010 Grant of the German Research Foundation (DFG) for international workshop "Urban Health in sub-saharan Africa" (Point Sud, Bamako: January 13-16, 2010) (with Viola Hörbst, Centre for African Studies, Lisbon Universitarian Institute) 2009 Grant of the Volkswagen Foundation for international symposium on "Prolonging Life, Challenging Religion? ARVs, New Moralities and the Politics of Social Justice" (Lusaka, April 15-17, 2009). (With Rijk van Dijk, African Studies Centre Leiden; Marian Burchardt, Universität Leipzig; Thera Rasing, University of Zambia) 2007 Invited Participant at the 4 th German-American Frontiers of Humanities Symposium "Worlds in Motion: Migration, Boundaries, Identities". Organized by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation and the American Philosophical Society. Potsdam: October Senior Researcher, Summer School "Entangled Medical Fields: Transformation of Meaning, Knowledge and Practice"; Libreville, Gabon: July Organized by: Centre for Interdisciplinary Research on Africa, Frankfurt (ZIAF), Point Sud, Université de Nantes, Université Omar Bongo; funded by Volkswagen Foundation Selected participant at the Sixth Berlin Roundtables on Transnationality, topic: "Population Politics, Migration and Human Rights". Organized by the Irmgard Coninx Foundation in collaboration with Wissenschaftszentrum. 2

3 Berlin (WZB): February German Scholars Organization (GSO), Travel grant for the Annual Meeting of the German Scholars Network in Boston, September University of Florida International Center and Office for Research, Conference Grant 2005 German Research Foundation (DFG), Grant for Post-Doc Research Project on Masculinities and AIDS in Cape Town, South Africa. (Declined because of acceptance of position at the University of Florida) 2005 Conference Grant by the Volkswagen Foundation and the Free University of Berlin for International Symposium AIDS and the Moral Order. (With U. Luig) 2004 Geschwister Boehringer Ingelheim Foundation, Book Publication Grant 2004 Research Commission of the Free University of Berlin, Grant for exploratory work for research project "Masculinities and AIDS in Cape Town, South Africa" 1993 German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), Scholarship for Kiswahili Studies on Zanzibar, Taasisi ya Kiswahili na Lugha za Kigeni 1999 Heinrich Böll Foundation, Scholarship for Ph.D. Studies (6 months) Research Grants 04/13-03/15 "African Medical Migration: Nigerianische Ärzte in den USA im Spannungsfeld moralischer, ökonomischer und professioneller Verpflichtungen" (German Research Foundation, DFG; PI: H. Dilger, Research Associate: Judith Schühle) 04/12-07/12 "Christian and Muslim Reform Organizations, Faith-Based Development, and Public Life in Lagos, Dar es Salaam and Cape Town" (Seed money by Forschungskommission at Freie Universität Berlin, PI: H. Dilger, Research Associate: Dr. Marloes Janson) 11/11-05/12 "Bridging Gaps: Traditional medicine and the biomedical health sector on Zanzibar" (in cooperation with World Doctors, PI: H. Dilger, Research Associate: Caroline Meier zu Biesen) 04/11-11/11 "Living with MPS: Illness Concepts and Health Behaviors among Turkish Migrants in Berlin" (in cooperation with Charité, Berlin; PIs: Prof. Ursula Plöckinger, Prof. H. Dilger, Research Associate: Linn Leißner) 06/10-08/10 "Refusal of Blood Transfusions: Religious Identity and Modern Medical Authority" (Postdoc scholarship of the German Academic Exchange Servie, DAAD; PI: H. Dilger, Research Associate: Dr. Małgorzata Rajtar) 03/09-03/10 "Kinderlosigkeit und Fruchtbarkeit in Botswana: Subjektivitäten zwischen Moral, Religion und Medizin" (Postdoc scholarship of the Fritz Thyssen Foundation, PI: H. Dilger, Research Associate: Dr. Astrid Bochow) [Childlessness and (In)Fertility in Botswana: Subject Formation at the Intersection of Morality, Religion and Medicine] 11/08-10/10; 10/10-09/12 10/08-09/10; 05/11-04/12 "Bioprospecting in the African Renaissance: From Muthi to Intellectual Property Rights" (German Research Foundation, DFG; PI: H. Dilger, Research Associate: Britta Rutert) "The Antiretroviral Therapy in Tanzania: Drugs and Patients in the Context of Global Power Structures and Local Agency" (Fritz Thyssen Foundation; PI: H. Dilger, Research Associate: Dominik Mattes) 06/08-12/08 Preliminary Study on Migration and the diversity of healthcare structures 3

4 07/07-06/09; 3/10-02/12 in Berlin: Integrating epidemiological and ethnographic approaches (Grant by the Volkswagen Foundation; PI: H. Dilger, together with U. Luig, S. Beck., M. Dören and S. Willich) "Masculinities and AIDS in Cape Town, South Africa" (German Research Foundation, DFG; PI: H. Dilger, Research Associate: Hanspeter Reihling) Fieldwork 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010 Fieldwork on "Christian and Muslim Schools in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania" (research stays in Dar es Salaam and Mara Region, altogether 10 months) 2006 Principal Investigator of Interview Project "The Brain Drain of Health Professionals from Africa to the USA: A Preliminary Investigation in the Gainesville Area"; University of Florida (3 months) 2003 Supervisor of graduate student field research in Tanzania (Morogoro, Tanga, Bagamoyo); Topic: Illness, Healing und Religion in the Context of HIV/AIDS (3 months) 2001 Preliminary fieldwork on "AIDS politics in South Africa" (Johannesburg, one month) Fieldwork for Ph.D. thesis: 12 months in rural and urban Tanzania (Dar es Salaam / Mara Region); Topic: HIV/AIDS and social relations in the context of rural-urban migration in Tanzania (research involving kinship networks, NGOs and a Pentecostal church) Fieldwork for Master thesis: 6 months in rural Tanzania (Mara Region); Topics: HIV/AIDS and modernity, gender and intergenerational relations, youth sexuality Languages German English Kiswahili French Native Speaker Very good Very good Good PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Memberships and Positions Member of the Advisory Council of the Irmgard Coninx Foundation Executive Board Member of the Berliner Gesellschaft für Ethnographie Board member of the International Research Network Religion and AIDS in Africa (Chairperson: Dr. Rijk van Dijk, African Studies Centre Leiden) African Studies Association (ASA) and Tanzania Studies Association Appointed member of a Steering committee for the foundation of a network of Medical Anthropologists within the European Association for Social Anthropologists (EASA) Chairperson of the Work Group Medical Anthropology, subsection of the German Anthropological Association (DGV e.v.) African Studies Association in Germany (VAD e.v.) European Association for Social Anthropologists (EASA) 4

5 Vice-chair of the Work Group Medical Anthropology, subsection of the German Anthropological Association German Anthropological Association Work Group Medical Anthropology, subsection of the German Anthropological Association (Founding Member) Member of the AIDS and Anthropology Research Group (Sub-section of the American Anthropological Association) Grant Proposal Reviews for US National Science Foundation (NSF) Alexander von Humboldt Stiftung Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG Royal Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs Research Council of Norway Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research Niedersächsisches Ministerium für Wissenschaft und Kultur Aids Fonds, The Netherlands Israel Science Foundation Schweizerischer Nationalfonds zur Förderung der wissenschaftlichen Forschung Jubiläumsfonds der Österreichischen Nationalbank Article & Book Reviews for American Anthropologist Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute (incorporating Man) Cultural Anthropology Journal of Modern African Studies Culture, Health and Sexuality Medical Anthropology Medical Anthropology Quarterly Social Science and Medicine Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine Development in Practice Querelles: Jahrbuch für Frauen- und Geschlechterforschung afrika spectrum Sociologus Left Coast Press Cornell University, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Berghahn Books ORGANIZATION OF CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS February 2013 June 2011 Workshop "Religion Inside Medicine: Epistemology, Law, and Everyday Experience and Practice"; concluding workshop of the Alexander von Humboldt research project "Refusal of Blood Transfusions: Religious Identity and Modern Medical Authority." (With M. Rajtar) Workshop "Health and Suffering in an Interconnected World: Interdisciplinary Perspectives" (with Arthur Kleinman, Harvard University); organized by the Research Area Medical Anthropology at the Institute of Social and 5

6 June 2011 February 2011 Cultural Anthropology, FU Berlin, in collaboration with Charité Berlin, Project "Mental Health and Migration" Panel "The Politics of Religious Schooling: Christian and Muslim Engagements with Education in Africa"; 4th European Conference on African Studies (ECAS), Uppsala: June 15-18, (With D. Schulz) Workshop "Trust and intimacy in relationships of health and healing: Perspectives from Africa, past and present"; Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology, FU Berlin: February 11, (With A. Bochow) December 2010 Berlin Roundtables "Health Politics in an Interconnected World. An International Essay Competition of the Irmgard Coninx Foundation, the Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB) and Humboldt-University Berlin" (Berlin, WZB: December 1-5, 2010; organized for Irmgard Coninx Foundation together with Rachel Sullivan, Marian Burchardt and Raul Necochea) January 2010 April 2009 October 2006 July 2006 July 2005 March 2005 International workshop "Urban Health in sub-saharan Africa" (Point Sud, Bamako: January 12-15, 2010; with V. Hörbst, Centre for African Studies, Lisbon Universitarian Institute). Funded through German Research Foundation (DFG) International symposium on "Prolonging Life, Challenging Religion? ARVs, New Moralities and the Politics of Social Justice" (Lusaka, April 15-17, 2009). (With R. van Dijk, African Studies Centre Leiden; M. Burchardt, Universität Leipzig; T. Rasing, University of Zambia) International Workshop "Transnational Medicine, Mobile Experts. Rethinking Medicine in and beyond Africa"; University of Florida: October 12-14, (With A. Kane and S. Langwick) Panel Chair "Knowledge and Action in the Context of AIDS"; Conference of the African Studies Association in Germany (VAD) "Knowledge and Science in Africa, Frankfurt: July 24-27, (With M. Rompel) Panel Chair HIV/AIDS as a Threat to Human Security in Africa? ; AEGIS First European Conference of African Studies, London: School of African and Oriental Studies (SOAS), June 29 July 3, (With A. Wolf) International Symposium "AIDS and the Moral Order"; Berlin-Wulkow Castle: March 2-6, 2005 (Conference Grant by Volkswagen Foundation). (With U. Luig) September 2004 Panel Chair "Embracing home: Options and constraints in relationships of belonging"; 8 th Biennial Conference of the European Association of Social Anthropologists on Distance and Proximity ; University of Vienna: September 8-12, (With K. Schramm) June 2003 Film event "AIDS in Africa"; Institute for Social Anthropology, Free University of Berlin: June 11, (With U. Luig and I. Taubhorn) December rd workshop on Polyphonic Anthropology, Representation - For Whom? Anthropology and the Public ; Ethnological Museum, Berlin. (With a Polyphonic Team ) February 2001 Interdisciplinary workshop Developing Perspectives for AIDS Work in Africa: New Ways for Prevention and Care ; Institute for Social Anthropology, Free University of Berlin. (With U. Luig and G. Grohs) December st workshop on Polyphonic Anthropology, Forum for the exchange of young anthropologists ; Ethnological Museum, Berlin. (With a Polyphonic Team ) 6

7 Together with Work Group Medical Anthropology (subsection of the German Anthropological Association) June 2010 Workshop "Contemporary Perspectives in Medical Anthropology", Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology, FU Berlin: June 18-20, (With B. Hadolt) September 2007 Conference "Medicine in Context: Anthropological Perspectives on Illness and Health in a Globalizing World". Symposium celebrating the 10 th anniversary of the German Work Group Medical Anthropology; Berlin: September 27-29, (With B. Hadolt) October 2005 February 2005 May 2004 January & February 2003 June 2002 October 2001 Panel Chair "Medical Anthropology Perspectives on Health, Violence and Conflicts"; Conference of the German Anthropological Association (DGV e.v.): "Conflicts Human Rights Interventions", University of Halle. (With B. Obrist) Workshop "Applied Medical Anthropology in Situations of Conflict"; Institute for Social Anthropology, University of Basel: February 12, Workshop "Applied Medical Anthropology What Happens Beyond the Ivory Tower? "; Institute for Social Anthropology, Free University of Berlin: May 1, Workshops on "Research Methods in Medical Anthropology: Context, Ethical Implications and the Positioning of Academic Research"; Institute for South-Asian Studies, Heidelberg; Institute for Social Anthropology, Munich. Workshop "Religion und Medicine part II"; Institute for the History of Medicine, University of Bonn. (With B. Obrist; W. Bruchhausen; A. Wolf) Panel Chair "From Religion to Medicine - and Back Again?"; Conference of the German Anthropological Association (DGV e.v.): "Entanglements. Anthropological Perspectives on Societies in the Context of World-wide Transformation Processes", University of Göttingen. (With B. Obrist; A. Wolf) UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES Departmental and Center Service Head of the Master Program Social and Cultural Anthropology, FU Berlin (2009-) Member of the Graduation Committee of the Interdisciplinary BA Program Social and Cultural Anthropology, FU Berlin (2007-) Managing Director, Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology, FU Berlin (Summer Semester Winter Semester 2009/2010; April ongoing). Vice-Managing Director, Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology, FU Berlin (Winter Semester 2007/2008). Chair of the Graduation Committee for Social and Cultural Anthropology, FU Berlin (Summer Semester 2008 ). Chair of Search Committee for Junior Professorship with a focus on Visual and Media Anthropology, FU Berlin ( ). Member of Search Committee for Full Professorship with a regional focus on South Asia, FU Berlin (2008). Merit Evaluation Committee (Center for African Studies, University of Florida, Spring 2007) 7

8 Graduate Financial Aid Committee (Department of Anthropology, University of Florida, 2006/07) Member of Search Committee for Medical Anthropologist (Department of Anthropology, University of Florida, 2005/06) Member of committee for faculty curriculum development travel grants (Center for African Studies, University of Florida, 2005/06) Faculty Mentor for the Student Global AIDS Campaign, University of Florida Chapter ( ) Supervision of Doctoral and Master Students Doctoral students (completed / submitted): 1. Annett Fleischer (FU Berlin, ): Making Families Among Cameroonian Bush Fallers in Germany: Marriage, Migration, and the Law, Primary Advisor and Dissertation Committee Chair; Secondary Advisor: Caroline Bledsoe, Northwestern University (funded by the Max Planck Institute for Demography, Rostock) 2. Noelle Sullivan (University of Florida, Dept. of Anthropology) ( ): Negotiating Abundance and Scarcity: health sector reform, development aid, and biomedical practice in Tanzania, Co-Chair and Principal Advisor (funded by Fulbright-Hayes) 3. Susann Huschke (FU Berlin, ): Kranksein in der Illegalität. Eine medizinethnologische Studie über lateinamerikanische MigrantInnen in Berlin, Primary Advisor (funded by Hans Böckler Foundation; submitted in July 2011) Doctoral students (ongoing): 1. Nasima Selim (FU Berlin, 2012-): Body-Mind-Self Care with Multi-Sensorial Techniques: Sufi Meditation and Healing Practices in Germany (DAAD Scholarship) 2. Kristina Dohrn (FU Berlin, 2012-): Islamische Motivation - globales Engagement. Bildung und philanthropische Aktivitäten in der Gülen-Bewegung (funded by the Berlin Graduate School Muslim Cultures and Societies) 3. Rosa Cordillera Castillo (FU Berlin, 2011-): Imagining Violence: Production of the Subject under Conditions of Violence in Muslim Mindanao (funded by the Berlin Graduate School Muslim Cultures and Societies) 4. Elizabeth Beloe (FU Berlin, 2011-): Social Networks: Cameroon Anglophone Immigrant Women and Associational Life in Berlin (funded by the Alice Salomon Scholarship Program). 5. Omar Kasmani (FU Berlin, 2010-): Gender off course: Subjectivities among Fakir Bodies of Sehwan Sharif (funded by the Berlin Graduate School Muslim Cultures and Societies) 6. Dauda Muhammad Abubakar (FU Berlin, 2009-): The Practice of Zakah in Shariah and Non-Shariah States of Northern Nigeria: A Comparative Study of Bauchi and Plateau (funded by the Berlin Graduate School Muslim Cultures and Societies) 7. Sarah Hartmann (FU Berlin, 2008-): The Role of Islam in the Informal Education Sector An Ethnographic Study of Private Tutoring Centers in Egypt (funded by the Graduate School Muslim Cultures and Societies) 8. Michael Saurer (FU Berlin, 2008-): Konversionskulturen in Uganda (funded by the Berlin Graduate School Muslim Cultures and Societies) 9. Britta Rutert (FU Berlin, 2008-): Bioprospecting in the African Renaissance: From Muthi to Intellectual Property Rights; Primary Advisor (funded by German Research Foundation, DFG) 8

9 10. Dominik Mattes (FU Berlin, 2007-): Die antiretrovirale Therapie in Tansania Medikamente und PatientInnen im Spannungsfeld globaler Machtstrukturen und lokaler Handlungskompetenz, Primary Advisor (funded by Thyssen Foundation) 11. Hanspeter Reihling (FU Berlin, 2007-): Masculinities and HIV/AIDS in Cape Town, South Africa, Primary Advisor (funded by German Research Foundation, DFG) 12. Leah F. Bohle (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Anthropology and Medicine) (2007-): HIV-Disclosure and Adherence Among HIV-Seropositive Women in Tanga, Tanzania, Primary Advisor (funded by Georg-August-Universität Göttingen and German Academic Exchange Service, DAAD) External Examinor External Examiner for PhD Thesis of Lena Kroeker " In between Life and Death : HIV-Positive Women in Lesotho and their Obstetric Choices". Bayreuth International School of Graduate Studies (Primary Advisor: Prof. Erdmute Alber) Secondary Advisor (Zweitgutachter) for PhD thesis of Ferdinand Okwaro "Dealing with Remote Control : Ritual Healing and Modernity in Western Kenya"; Institute of South Asian Studies / Anthropology, University of Heidelberg (Primary Advisor: Prof. William Sax) First Opponent at the Doctoral Dissertation Defense of Mangi Job Ezekiel "The social and cultural context of antiretroviral treatment: Exploring local discourses and perceptions among young people in Kahe, rural Tanzania"; Centre for Prevention of Global Infections, Institute of Basic Medical Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, University of Oslo (Advisors: Prof Knut-Inge Klepp, Prof. Aud Talle) External Examiner for PhD Thesis of Cornelia Guell "Tactics of Diabetes Control: Turkish Immigrant Experiences with Chronic Illness in Berlin, Germany". University of Edinburgh, School of Political and Social Sciences: May 27, 2009 (Primary Advisor: Dr. Stefan Ecks). Master and Magister students (FU Berlin, primary advisor): Master: 1. Linn Leißner (2013): "'In der Familie haben wir nie über MPS geredet': Der Einfluss des sozial-familiären Umfelds auf Gesundheitsverhalten und Krankheitserfahrungen türkischstämmiger MigrantInnen mit MPS VI in Berlin" 2. Fabio Correa (2013): "Der Fall Pirahã: Ein ethnologischer Beitrag zu einer linguistischen Diskussion" 3. Friederike Freundlieb (2012): "Die Gesundheitsarbeit einer NGO im Nordosten Indiens. Bosco Reach Out als Vermittler zwischen Biomedizin und lokalen Krankheits- und Heilungskonzepten" 4. Christiane Albert (2012): "Feuerritual und Antibiotika: Medizinische Vielfalt traditioneller Heilpraktiken am Beispiel einer Heilerin aus Mexiko" 5. Valerie Hänisch (2011): "Handwerker und Hirten: Arbeit, soziale Ordnung und Tausch im Adagh (Mali)" Magister: 1. Lisa Knüpfer (2012): "Community Involvement am Ethnologischen Museum Berlin" 2. Sabine Zeune (2012): "Leben mit den Ahnen - Krankheit, Heilung und religiöse Orte. Eine ethnographische Studie der Waluguru in Tansania" 9

10 3. Stefan Mohr (2012): "Lepra und Stigma Krankheits- und Ausgrenzungserfahrungen von Leprapatienten in Kolumbien" 4. Rachel Owoko (2012): "Faith Matters - Zur (neuentdeckten) Bedeutung der Religion in der internationalen Entwicklungszusammenarbeit" 5. Niloufar Shahisavandi (2012): "Dance under Cover. Die professionelle Tanzszene Teherans im Rahmen der Islamischen Republik Iran" 6. Miriam Weihe (2012): "Concessions and Sovereignty. Emerging forms of shared authority around Chinese investment projects in Northern Laos" 7. Catharine Bade (2012): "Yeziden in Deutschland: Institutionalisierung, kulturelles Gedächtnis und soziale Aushandlungsprozesse" 8. Ina Roeder (2011): "Töchter der Nation: Konstruktion des Staates und Alltagspraxis in Frauenselbsthilfegruppen in Orissa, Indien" 9. Kristina Dohrn (2011): "'Leben in Hizmet': Die Formierung eines 'frommen Subjekts' in Wohngemeinschaften der Gülen-Bewegung" 10. Sabine Bretz (2011): "Neoliberal Governmentality in Northern Tanzania: Discourses on Sexuality and HIV/AIDS among College Students in Arusha" 11. Sven Kühl (2011): "To Present, Promote and Preserve: Identity Constructions among African American Community Workers in Brooklyn, New York" 12. Moritz Merten (2010): "Zwischen dominanten Diskursen und Alltagsrealität: Selbstpositionierungen von Jugendlichen mit türkischem Migrationshintergrund in Neukölln" 13. Linda Keilhauer (2010): "Kunsthandwerker im nördlichen Tansania zwischen Tourismus, Gesellschaft und eigenen Wertvorstellungen" 14. Ursula Walter-Okine (2010): "Kolonialmission in der Voltaregion Ghanas: Eine mehrperspektivische Analyse zu Geschichte, Erinnern & Gedächtnis" 15. Anna Dorothea Loenenbach (2010): "'Rasse', Risiko und Sexualität: Der Public Health-Diskurs zu HIV/AIDS am Beispiel von UNAIDS" 16. Michaela Brosig (2010): "'Neukölln Unlimited?' Lebenswelten und Handlungsstrategien junger Frauen und Mädchen mit Migrationshintergrund" 17. Caroline Wacker (2010): "Indische Expatriate-Familien in Hong Kong" 18. Jutta Görke (2010): "Bumster-tum als Männlichkeitsmodell für junge Männer in Gambias Tourismusindustrie" 19. Judith Schühle (2010): "Medicine Murder in Tanzania: An Inquiry into the Beliefs of the Wealth-Bringing Potency of the Bones of People with Albinism" 20. Ivana Domazet (2010): "Altern auf der Flucht. Bosnische Flüchtlinge in Berlin" 21. Janne Mende (2010): "Menschenrechte in der Ethnologie. Zwischen Universalismus und Kulturrelativismus?" 22. Pauline Nora von Waechter (2009): "Stierkampfschüler in Madrid. Die Ausbildung zum torero als Schule des Lebens" 23. Nicole Günther (2009): "Tierschutz in der Türkei. Teilnehmende Beobachtung in einem türkischen Dorf" 24. Philipp Thoma (2009): "Der Taarab Zanzibars: Populäre Musik, Nation- Building und soziales Spielfeld" 25. Eiko Csapo (2009): "Zwischen Trend, Klischee und Ritual: Vermarktung und Funktion indigener Tätowierungen" 26. Sabrina N Diaye (2009): "'Denn sie zerstören die Preise'. Einfluss und Auswirkungen des chinesischen Handels für die lokalen Akteure des Sandaga Marktes in Dakar" 10

11 27. Daniela Manke (2009) "Der Umgang mit Demenz in Deutschland: Angehörige zwischen Fürsorge und Selbstsorge" Teaching: Freie Universität Berlin (WS = Winter Term, SoSe = Summer Term) Lecture Class "Introduction to the History and Theory of Social and Cultural Anthropology", BA Social and Cultural Anthropology (with I. Kummels and T. Grätz): WS 2011/12, WS 2012/13 Lecture Class "Introduction to Anthropological Methods", BA Social and Cultural Anthropology (with B. Röttger-Rössler and T. Grätz): SoSe 2011, SoSe 2012, SoSe 2013 Seminar "Ethics, Morality, and Positionality in Anthropological Fieldwork", BA & MA Social and Cultural Anthropology: WS 2012/13, SoSe 2013 (complemented with section on Ethnographic Methods ) Seminar "Urban Ethnographies: Introduction to Urban Anthropology", BA Social and Cultural Anthropology: SoSe 2011 Seminar "Religion, State and Development: Local and Transnational Perspectives", BA Social and Cultural Anthropology and Magister Ethnologie: SoSe 2008 Seminar "Religion and Modernity: Secularization, Morality and Utopia in a Globalizing World", BA Social and Cultural Anthropology and Master / Magister Ethnologie: WS 2007/08, SoSe 2012, SoSe 2013 Seminar, "Religion, Culture and AIDS in Global Perspective", BA Social and Cultural Anthropology and Magister Ethnologie: SoSe 2007 Seminars "Medicine, Power and Globalization", Master Social and Cultural Anthropology: SoSe 2009, SoSe 2010, SoSe 2011, SoSe 2013 Seminar "Social Structure, Politics and Economy: Anthropological Perspectives", Master Social and Cultural Anthropology: WS 2009/2010 Seminar "Preparing and Conducting an Anthropological Field Project", Master Social and Cultural Anthropology: WS 2011/12 Seminar "Analysis of the Field Project", Master Social and Cultural Anthropology: WS 2011/12 Seminar "Masculinities and AIDS: Perspectives from Gender Theory ": SoSe 2005 Seminar "Self Organized Field Research", Magister Ethnologie: SoSe 2008, WS 2007/08, SoSe 2007, SoSe 2005, WS 2003/04 Hauptseminar "Introduction to the History and Ethnography of Tanzania", Magister Ethnologie: SoSe 2003 Preparation and Supervision of Student Field Research in Tanzania (with U. Luig): SoSe 2003-WS 2003/04 Seminar "Religion or Medicine? Anthropological Perspectives of Illness and Healing in Africa ", Magister Ethnologie: WS 2002/03 Colloquium for Magister and Doctoral Students: SoSe 2012, WS 2011/2012, SoSe 2010, WS 2009/2010, SoSe 2009, WS 2008/09, SoSe 2008 Colloquium for Final Theses in BA Social and Cultural Anthropology (with B. Röttger-Rössler): WS 2011/12, SoSe 2012 Organization of the Research Colloquium at the Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology, 11

12 FU Berlin. Themes included: "Methodological Challenges and Dilemmata: Ongoing Research Projects at the Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology ": WS 2011/2012 (with E. Heuser and T. Grätz) "Dialogical Anthropology: Interdisciplinary Perspectives": WS 2009/10 (with B. Röttger-Rössler) "Migration and Mobility"; SoSe 2008 "The Presence of Religion in the Context of Modernity and Globalization": WS 2007/08 (with J. Berrenberg and B. Fuhrmann) "Anthropological Contributions to Globalization Theory"; "Conflict, Religion, Media"; "Views from the Present: Anthropological Research Projects" (from , with G. Elwert, U. Luig, T. Hüsken). Co-Organization of the Reading Group Medical Anthropology at the Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology, FU Berlin: Forum for PhD students, postdoctoral researchers and master students (WS 2010/11-) University of Florida Fall 2005 Spring 2007 Spring 2007 Fall 2006 Spring 2006 Fall 2005 Guest Lectures in courses on "Anthropology of Modern Africa"; "The Ethnography of Urban Africa"; "Politics, Law, and Inequality in Modern South Africa"; "Culture, Health and the Arts: Sub-Saharan Africa and the U.S. ". "HIV/AIDS in Africa" (graduate & undergraduate) "Health and Globalization in Africa and beyond" (graduate seminar) "Ethnographies of Illness and Healing in Africa: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives" (graduate seminar) "HIV/Aids and Social Relations in Africa" (graduate & undergraduate) CONSULTANCIES 2008 Team Member of CHART "The Collaborative for HIV and AIDS, Religion and Theology", an inter- and transdisciplinary research initiative at the School of Religion and Theology (SORAT), University of KwaZulu-Natal Member of the Peer Review Group "Relevant Practices in HIV/AIDS Work, German Society for Technical Cooperation (GTZ) " Consultant for the German Society for Technical Cooperation (GTZ) within the Initiative of the German Ministry for Development and Economic Cooperation (BMZ) "Mainstreaming HIV/AIDS in Developing Countries"; Preparation of the Document "Promising Practice: Mainstreaming the HIV/AIDS Response in the Vocational Training Sector in Botswana" 12

13 Publications and Lectures BOOKS Monographs 3. In prep. Religion, Education and the (Transnational) State: Unequal Histories and Subject Formation in Christian and Muslim Schools in Dar es Salaam Leben mit Aids. Krankheit, Tod und soziale Beziehungen in Afrika. Eine Ethnographie. Frankfurt a.m. / New York: Campus. [Engl.: Living with Aids. Illness, Death and Social Relations in Africa. An Ethnography]. Positively reviewed in: Anthropology and Medicine, Peripherie, Anthropos, Curare, Stichproben. Wiener Zeitschrift für kritische Afrikastudien, afrika spectrum, Afrikapost. Magazin für Politik, Wirtschaft und Kultur, Plus Minus, der überblick, Deutschlandfunk Besser der Vorhang im Haus als die Fahne im Wind. Geld, AIDS und Moral im ländlichen Tanzania. Münster - London: LIT Verlag. [Engl.: Better the Curtain in the House than the Flag Flowing to and fro. Money, AIDS and Morality in Rural Tanzania]. Edited Volumes and Special Issue Special Issue "The Politics of Religious Schooling: Christian and Muslim Engagements with Education in Africa", in: Journal of Religion in Africa 43(2) (together with Dorothea Schulz). (In print) Van Dijk, Rijk; Hansjörg Dilger; Marian Burchardt; Thera Rasing (eds.): Saving Souls, Prolonging Lives: Religion and the Challenges of AIDS-Treatment in Africa. London: Ashgate Publishers. (In print) Hoffmann, B.; H. Dilger (eds.): Räume durch Bewegung: Ethnographische Perspektiven auf eine vernetzte Welt. Berlin: Panama Verlag (Reihe Berliner Blätter) Dilger, H.; A. Kane; S. Langwick (eds.): Medicine, Mobility, and Power in Global Africa: Transnational Health and Healing. Bloomington: Indiana University Press Hardon, A.; H. Dilger (eds.): Global AIDS medicines in East African health institutions, Special Issue for Medical Anthropology. Cross-Cultural Studies in Health and Illness 30/ Dilger, H.; R. van Dijk; M. Burchardt (eds.): The redemptive moment : ART and the formation of new religious spaces, Special Issue for African Journal of AIDS Research Dilger, H.; U. Luig (eds.): Morality, Hope and Grief: Anthropologies of Aids in Africa. Oxford and New York: Berghahn Books Dilger, H.; B. Hadolt (eds.): Medizin im Kontext. Krankheit und Gesundheit in einer vernetzen Welt. Frankfurt a.m.: Peter Lang. (Medicine in Context. Illness and Health in an Interconnected World) Dilger, H.; A. Wolf; U. Frömming; K. Volker-Saad (eds.): Moderne und postkoloniale Transformation. Ethnologische Schrift zum 60. Geburtstag von Ute Luig. Berlin: Weißensee Verlag. [Engl.: Modernity and Postcolonial Transformation. Social-anthropological Essays in Honor of the 60 th Birthday of Ute Luig] Dilger, H.; L. Guzy, N. Sieveking (eds.): Vielstimmigkeit als Konzept. Beiträge zu Theorie und Praxis der ethnologischen Forschung (Polyphone Schriften 1). In: 13

14 Sozialanthropologische Arbeitspapiere, No. 93 (Freie Universität Berlin: Institut für Ethnologie). [Engl.: Polyphony as Concept: Contributions to the Theory and Practice of Anthropological Research] Dilger, H. (guest editor) afrika spectrum 36 (1), Special Issue AIDS in Africa. Broadening the Perspectives. Hamburg: Institut für Afrikakunde. ARTICLES IN PEER-REVIEWED JOURNALS "Religion and the Formation of Unequal Subjects in an Urban Educational Market: Transnational Reform Processes and Intertwined Histories of Christian and Muslim Schooling in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania". In: Journal of Religion in Africa 43(2), Special Issue "The Politics of Religious Schooling: Christian and Muslim Engagements with Education in Africa"). (In print) (A. Hardon; H. Dilger): "Global AIDS medicines in East African health institutions. Introduction." In: Medical Anthropology 30 (2): (H. Dilger; R. van Dijk; M. Burchardt): " The redemptive moment : ART and the formation of new religious spaces. Introduction." In: African Journal of AIDS Research 9(4): (N. Sullivan; H. Dilger; D. Garcia) "Negotiating Professionalism, Economics, and Moral Obligation: An Appeal for Ethnographic Approaches to African Medical Migration." African Diaspora 3 (2): "Doing Better? Religion, the Virtue-Ethics of Development and the Fragmentation of Health Politics in Tanzania." In: Africa Today 56 (1): " We Are All Going to Die : Kinship, Belonging and the Morality of HIV/AIDS- Related Illnesses and Deaths in Rural Tanzania. In: Anthropological Quarterly 81 (1): "Healing the Wounds of Modernity: Community, Salvation and Care in a Neo- Pentecostal Church in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania." In: Journal of Religion in Africa 37 (1): "Moral, Politik und Heilung: Zur Transnationalisierung afrikanischer Pfingstkirchen." In: Historische Anthropologie 15 (1): [Engl.: Morality, Politics and Healing. On the Transnationalization of African Pentecostal Churches] "The Power of Aids: Kinship, Mobility and the Valuing of Social and Ritual Relationships in Tanzania." In: African Journal of Aids Research 5 (2): "Globalisierung und AIDS: Zur Neubestimmung sozialer und kultureller Beziehungen in der Epidemie Afrikas." In: Historische Anthropologie 13 (2): [Engl.: Globalization and AIDS: On the Reconfiguration of Social and Cultural Relationships in Africa s HIV Epidemic] (H. Dilger; J. Offe): "Making the Difference? Structure, Agency and Culture in Anthropological Research on Gender and Aids in Africa." In: Curare 28 (2+3), Special Issue HIV/Aids : (B. Obrist, H. Dilger; W. Bruchhausen) "Kranksein, Heilen und Gesundbleiben im Schnittpunkt von Religion und Medizin." In: Curare 27 (1-2), Special Issue Medical Anthropology in Germany : [Engl.: Illness, Healing and Health at the Intersection of Religion and Medicine] "Sexuality, AIDS and the Lures of Modernity: Reflexivity and Morality among Young People in Rural Tanzania." In: Medical Anthropology 22, 1: (H. Dilger; K. Malmus): "Mission Completed Democracy Safe? The Tanzanian Union, International Election Monitoring and the General Elections 2000." In: Sociologus 52 (2):

15 " Living PositHIVely in Tanzania. The Global Dynamics of AIDS and the Meaning of Religion for International and Local AIDS Work." In: afrika spectrum, 36 (1) 2001, Special issue AIDS in Africa. Broadening the Perspectives : "AIDS in Africa. Broadening the Perspectives on Research and Policy-Making. An Introduction." In: afrika spectrum, 36 (1) 2001: Special issue AIDS in Africa. Broadening the Perspectives : "AIDS ist ein Unfall. Metaphern und Bildlichkeit in AIDS-Diskursen Tanzanias." In: afrika spectrum, 35 (2) 2000: [Engl.: AIDS is an Accident. Metaphors and Imagery in Tanzanian AIDS Discourses] INVITED REVIEWS Toyin Falola and Matthew M. Heaton (eds.) (2007): HIV/AIDS, Illness and African Well-Being. Rochester: University of Rochester Press. In: The Journal of African History 50: Erdmute Alber and Jeannett Martin (eds.) (2007): Afrika Spectrum 42 (2), Special Issue Familienwandel in Afrika ( Family Change in Africa ). Hamburg: German Institute of Global and Area Studies. In: Sociologus 58 (2): Didier Fassin (2007): When Bodies Remember: Experiences and Politics of AIDS in South Africa. Berkeley: University of California Press. In: American Anthropologist 110 (1) 2008: CHAPTERS IN EDITED VOLUMES AND WORKING PAPERS SERIES (* PEER-REVIEWED) "No Public? Class Dynamics, the Politics of Extraversion, and the Non- Formation of Political Publics and (Religious) AIDS Activism in Urban Tanzania". In: Schmitt, Caroline and Asta Vonderau (eds.), Öffentlichkeiten in Bewegung. Formationen von transnationalen Kommunikations- und Handlungsräumen. Bielefeld: Transcript. (In print) "Securing Wealth, Ordering Social Relations: Kinship, Morality, and the Configuration of Subjectivity and Belonging across the Rural-Urban Divide". In: Kane, Abdoulaye and Todd Leedy (eds.): African Migrations Today: Patterns and Perspectives. Bloomington: Indiana University Press (*) "Targeting the Empowered Individual: Transnational Policy-Making, the Global Economy of Aid and the Limitation of Biopower in the Neoliberal Era." In: Dilger, Hansjörg, Abdoulaye Kane and Stacey Langwick (eds.): Medicine, Mobility, and Power in Global Africa. Transnational Health and Healing. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, (*) (S. Langwick, H. Dilger, A. Kane) "Introduction: Transnational Medicine, Mobile Experts" In: Dilger, Hansjörg; Abdoulaye Kane and Stacey Langwick (eds.): Medicine, Mobility, and Power in Global Africa. Transnational Health and Healing. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, (*) "Rejecting Local Knowledge : Circuits of Medicine and (Bio)Power in the Neoliberal Era". In: Renn, Jürgen (ed.): The Globalization of Knowledge. New York: Springer (H. Dilger; B. Hadolt): "Medizinethnologie". In: Beer, Bettina und Hans Fischer (eds.): Ethnologie: Einführung und Überblick. Berlin: Dietrich Reimer Verlag (7. Auflage) "Contextualising Ethics: or, the Morality of Knowledge Production in Ethnographic Fieldwork on the Unspeakable." In: Geissler, Wenzel and Sassy Molyneux (eds.): Evidence, Ethos and Experiment: The Anthropology and Histo- 15

16 ry of Medical Research in Africa. Oxford and New York: Berghahn Books: (*) "Macht, Pluralität und soziale Beziehungen: Gesundheit und Heilung im Afrika des 20. Jahrhunderts". In: Sonderegger, Arno, Ingeborg Grau und Birgit Englert (eds.): Afrika im 20. Jahrhundert. Geschichte und Gesellschaft. Wien: Promedia Verlag, Wien: Promedia Verlag: [Reprint in: Periplus: Jahrbuch für außereuropäische Geschichte, Special Issue on "Epidemics in the History of Africa", ed. by Roman Loimeier, September 2011, 18-44) (B. Rutert, H. Dilger, G.M. Matsabisa): "Bioprospecting in South Africa: Opportunities and Challenges in the Global Knowledge Economy? a Field in the Becoming". In: CAS Working Papers, Center for Area Studies, FU Berlin. (*) "Aktuelle Tendenzen der transregionalen Area Studies: Editorial". In: CAS Fachinfo 1 (2008), Center for Area Studies, Freie Universität Berlin: (H. Dilger; H. Reihling): Männlichkeiten in Südafrika Rekonfigurationen geschlechtsspezifischer Praxis im Kontext urbaner (post)apartheid. In: CAS Fachinfo 1 (2008), ed. by Center for Area Studies, Free University of Berlin. [Engl.: Masculinities in South Africa Reconfigurations of Gender in the Urban (Post-)Apartheid Context] "Religion, Staat und soziale Ungleichheit: Christliche und muslimische Schulen in Dar es Salaam, Tansania." In: Dorothea Schulz and Jochen Seebode (eds.): Prisma und Spiegel: Ethnologie zwischen postkolonialer Kritik und Deutung der eigenen Gesellschaft. Hamburg: Argument Verlag, [Engl.: Religion, State and Social Inequality: Christian and Muslim Schools in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania] "Migration, Diversität, Ethnologie". In: Pressereferat der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Völkerkunde (ed.): Texte zu Ethnologie und Öffentlichkeit. Veröffentlicht unter: [Engl.: Migration, Diversity, Anthropology] Introduction. Morality, Hope and Grief: Towards an Ethnographic Perspective in HIV/AIDS Research. In: Dilger, Hansjörg and Ute Luig (eds.): Morality, Hope and Grief: Anthropologies of Aids in Africa. Oxford and New York: Berghahn Books, (*) " My Relatives are Running Away From Me! Kinship and Care in the Wake of Structural Adjustment, Privatization and HIV/AIDS in Tanzania". In: Dilger, Hansjörg and Ute Luig (eds.): Morality, Hope and Grief: Anthropologies of Aids in Africa. Oxford and New York: Berghahn Books, (*) (H. Dilger; B. Hadolt): Medizin im Kontext Überlegungen zu einer Sozial- und Kulturanthropologie der Medizin(en) in einer vernetzten Welt. In: Dilger, H. und B. Hadolt (Hg.): Medizin im Kontext. Krankheit und Gesundheit in einer vernetzten Welt. Frankfurt a.m.: Peter Lang Verlag: Zwischen Health Citizenship und der Hoffnung auf Heilung: Urbane Lebensentwürfe im Kontext neoliberaler Gesundheitsversorgung in Dar es Salaam, Tansania. In: Dilger, Hansjörg and Bernhard Hadolt (eds.): Medizin im Kontext. Krankheit und Gesundheit in einer vernetzen Welt. Frankfurt a.m.: Peter Lang: ETHIK! Oder: Moralische Implikationen der Wissensproduktion in einer ethnologischen Feldforschung über das Unsagbare. In: Berger, Peter, Jeanne Berrenberg, Berit Fuhrmann, Jochen Seebode and Christian Strümpell (eds.): Feldforschung. Ethnologische Zugänge zu sozialen Wirklichkeiten. Berlin: Weißensee Verlag (Shortened translation of Contextualizing Ethics ) " African Sexualities Revisited: The Morality of Sexuality and Gender in the Era 16

17 of Globalization and AIDS. In: Pope, Cynthia, Renée T. White, and Robert Malow (eds.): HIV/AIDS: Global Frontiers in Prevention/Intervention. London: Routledge, (*) "Medical Anthropology in Berlin". In: Cargo - Zeitschrift für Ethnologie 29: Leben mit AIDS in Afrika: Gesellschaftliche Konsequenzen, lokale Antworten und die Grenzen kultureller Anpassung im Kontext der Globalisierung. In: Leonie Wagner und Ronald Lutz (Hrsg): Internationale Perspektiven Sozialer Arbeit. Frankfurt am Main, IKO-Verlag: [Engl.: Living with AIDS in Africa: Social Consequences, Local Responses, and the Limits of Cultural Adaptation in the Context of Globalization.] (H. Dilger; A. Wolf) "AIDS in Africa. Global, National and Local Reponses to the Development Crisis. In: Africa Contemporary Record (ed. by Colin Legum), Vol. 28 ( ); New York, Africana Publishing Company: A133-A "Mutter der verlorenen Söhne. Die familiäre Krankenversorgung im ländlichen Tansania stößt an ihre Grenzen. In: der überblick 2005 (2), Special Issue "AIDS mitten im Leben": (ISSN ). [Engl.: Mother of the lost sons: Family care in rural Tanzania is reaching its limits] (H. Dilger; U. Frömming): "Einleitung: Moderne und postkoloniale Transformation in einer vernetzten Welt. In: Dilger, Hansjörg, Angelika Wolf, Urte Undine Frömming und Kerstin Volker-Saad (eds.): Moderne und postkoloniale Transformation. Ethnologische Schrift zum 60. Geburtstag von Ute Luig; Berlin, Weißensee Verlag: [Engl.: Introduction: Modernity and Postcolonial Transformation in an Interconnected World] "Verwandtschaft, rituelle Praxis und AIDS in der Moderne Tansanias". In: Palaver 10, Institut für Soziologie der Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen "Verwandtschaft und rituelle Praxis in der Moderne: die Aushandlung von Zugehörigkeit im Spannungsfeld von Land-Stadt-Migration und HIV/AIDS in Tansania." In: Dilger, Hansjörg, Angelika Wolf, Urte Undine Frömming und Kerstin Volker-Saad (eds.): Moderne und postkoloniale Transformation. Ethnologische Schrift zum 60. Geburtstag von Ute Luig; Berlin, Weißensee Verlag: [Engl.: Kinship, Ritual Practice and Modernity: The Negotiation of Belonging in the Context of Rural-Urban Migration and HIV/AIDS in Tanzania] "Familie und AIDS im Spannungsfeld von Land-Stadt-Migration. Grenzen verwandtschaftlicher Solidarität und neue Formen sozialer Sicherung in Tanzania." In: Journal Ethnologie 01/2004 ( ISSN ). [Engl.: Family and AIDS in the Context of Rural-Urban Migration: Limitations of Kinship Solidarity and New Forms of Social Security in Tanzania] (A. Wolf; H. Dilger): "Universalismus versus lokale Besonderheiten: Medizin, Globalisierung und AIDS. In: Lux, Thomas (ed.): Kulturelle Dimensionen von Medizin. Ethnomedizin Medizinethnologie Medical Anthropology; Berlin, Dietrich Reimer Verlag: [Engl.: Universalism against Local Particularity: Medicine, Globalisation and AIDS] "Gesellschaftliche und kulturelle Aspekte von AIDS in Afrika: Implikationen für die Entwicklungszusammenarbeit." In: Seminar für Ländliche Entwicklung der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (Hrsg.): Entwicklungspolitische Diskussionstage 2003: [Engl.: Social and Cultural Aspects of AIDS in Africa: Implications for Development Work] "Silences and Rumours in Discourses on HIV/AIDS in Tanzania. On the Meaning of Culture in the Growing Epidemic. In: Biakolo, Emevwo, Joyce Mathangwane und Dan Odallo (eds.): The Discourse of HIV/AIDS in Africa; Department of English, University of Botswana and UNAIDS, Pretoria:

18 "Mit Hoffnung leben: AIDS und Religion im urbanen Tanzania. In: Wolf, Angelika und Viola Hörbst (Hrsg.): Medizin und Globalisierung. Universelle Ansprüche - lokale Antworten; Münster London, LIT: [Engl.: Living with Hope. AIDS and Religion in Urban Tanzania] "Jugend und AIDS in Tanzania. Reflexion und verbales Handeln in Diskursen junger Luo über Sexualität, Moral und Moderne. In: Luig, Ute und Jochen Seebode (Hrsg.): Ethnologie der Jugend. Soziale Praxis, moralische Diskurse und inszenierte Körperlichkeit; Münster - London, LIT: [Engl.: Youth and AIDS in Tanzania. Reflexivity and Verbal Agency in Young Luo s Discourse on Sexuality, Morality and Modernity] (N. Sieveking; H. Dilger): "Vielstimmigkeit als Praxis ethnologischen Arbeitens - eine Einleitung. In: Dilger, Hansjörg, Lidia Guzy, Nadine Sieveking (eds.): Vielstimmigkeit als Konzept. Beiträge zu Theorie und Praxis der ethnologischen Forschung (Polyphone Schriften 1). In: Sozialanthropologische Arbeitspapiere, Heft 93 (Freie Universität Berlin: Institut für Ethnologie): 1-7. [Engl.: Polyphony as Concept. An Introduction] "Verkehrsunfall oder Strafe Gottes? Metaphernbildung und sprachliche Bildlichkeit im Kontext von AIDS. In: Neue Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst (Hg.): Africa Apart. Afrikanische Künstler konfrontieren AIDS; Berlin, NGBK: [Engl.: Accident or God s Punishment? Metaphors and Imaginative Language in the Context of AIDS] "Suche nach ganzheitlicher Heilung. Nachgefragt bei Hansjörg Dilger" (Interview mit Bernd Ludermann). In: der überblick 38 (2) 2002 (Themenheft Tanzania ): [Engl.: The Quest for Holistic Healing. An Interview with Hansjörg Dilger] "Leben mit AIDS in Tanzania. Ein Forschungsprojekt zur Lebenssituation von HIV Infizierten und ihren Familien. In: fundiert. Wissenschaftsmagazin der Freien Universität Berlin, Themenheft Seuchen und Plagen, 02/2002: [Engl.: Living with AIDS in Tanzania. A Research project on the Life Situations of HIV-Infected People and their Families] (A. Wolf; H. Dilger): "Ethnologische Perspektiven auf das Verhältnis von Religion und Medizin. Bericht über das Panel der AG Medical Anthropology auf der Tagung der DGV in Göttingen. In: curare 2001 (1/2): [Engl.: Social- Anthropological Perspectives on the Relationship between Religion and Medicine. Report on the Panel of the Work Group Medical Anthropology at the Conference of the German Anthropological Association, Göttingen] "Frauen, Geld und Aids: ein Aids-Diskurs von Jugendlichen am östlichen Viktoria-See in Tanzania. In: Wolf, Angelika & Michael Stürzer (eds.): Die Gesellschaftliche Konstruktion von Befindlichkeit; Berlin: [Engl.: Women, Money and AIDS: an AIDS Discourse of Young People on Eastern Lake Victoria, Tanzania] INVITED LECTURES & CONFERENCE PAPERS 2011 "No Public? Class Dynamics, the Politics of Extraversion, and the 'Failures' of (Religious) Aids Activism in Urban East Africa". Lecture Series "Transnationale Öffentlichkeiten. Formationen von grenzüberschreitenden Kommunikationsund Handlungsräumen", University of Mainz: December 13, "'Collateral Religion'? Transnational Reform Processes and the Inequalities of Christian and Muslim Schooling in Urban Tanzania". 4th European Conference on African Studies (ECAS), Uppsala: June 15-18,

19 2011 "Religion in neuen Räumen: Christliche und muslimische Schulen in Dar es Salaam im Spiegel staatlicher Transformationen". Colloquium of the Institute of Social Anthropology, University of Bern: May 18, "Claiming Territory: Medical Mission and Histories of Inequality in a Religiously Diverse City". International Workshop "Medical Diversity and Its Spaces", Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Göttingen: March 28-29, "Targeting the Empowered Individual: Transnational Policy-Making and Local Moral Worlds in Tanzania in the Era of Aids". Lecture at the British Museum London, "Environments of wellbeing series" (organized by British Museum in cooperation with University College London, UCL): January 13, "Heavenly Action: Religion, Class and the 'Failures' of AIDS Activism in Urban Tanzania". Keynote Lecture at the Summer School "Religion, AIDS, and Social Activism in Africa", Kampala, Makerere University: July, 05-09, Roundtable-Discussant at the Conference "Medical Anthropology in Europe: Shaping the Field". St. Antony s College, University of Oxford: July, 01-02, 2010 (Conference of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland) 2010 "Ungleiche Geschichte(n): Christliche & muslimische Bildungseinrichtungen in Ostafrika im Kontext geopolitischer Transformationsprozesse". Lecture Series "Spaces in Motion. Regional and Transregional Dynamics in a Multipolar World". Freie Universität Berlin, Center for Area Studies: June 24, "Geschlecht, Macht und Bild: Visualisierungen des Körpers in einer globalen Epidemie". Interdisziplinary Lecture Series "KörperBilder. Konzepte und Repräsentationen von Geschlecht". Freie Universität Berlin, "Offener Hörsaal": June 6, "Religion macht Staat: Transsäkulare Verflechtungen und religiös motivierte Entwicklung im urbanen Tansania". Seminar series "Afrikanisches Echo", organized by the "Museum für Völkerkunde zu Leipzig" and the Institute for Anthropology, University of Leipzig: January 06, "Religion, Staat und Bildung: Christliche und muslimische Schulen in Dar es Salaam, Tansania". Anthropological Colloquium, University of Bayreuth: December 15, Panelist at the Symposium on State Institutions and Integration: Anthropological Perspectives. Organized by the Press Department of the German Anthropological Association, DGV; Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin: June 30, Short presentations on Religion and AIDS and Health and Migration. Workshop From Medical Pluralism to Medical Diversity? ; Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Department of Socio-Cultural Diversity, Göttingen: June 22, Discussant at the Workshop The Authority of Science: On the Relation between Governance and Biomedicine in Africa, Max-Planck-Institute for Social Anthropology, Halle, Research group Law, Organisation, Science and Technology (LOST) : June 15-17, "Beyond Biopower: Transnational Policy-Making and the Global Economy of Aid in Tanzania". Anthropology of Health and Illness Seminars at the School of Social and Political Studies, University of Edinburgh: May 27, Targeting the Empowered Individual: Transnational Policy-Making, Local Moral Worlds and the Limitations of Biopower in Tanzania. Seminar Series, Centro de Estudos Africanos, ISCTE, Lisbon: May 12, "Targeting the Empowered Individual: Transnational Policy-Making, the Global Economy of Aid, and the Limitation of 'Biopower' in Tanzania". Department of 19

20 Social Anthropology, University of Oslo: November 18, Religion, the Virtue-Ethics of Development and the Transnationalization of Health Politics in Neoliberal Tanzania. Workshop "Regimes of care, relations of care: anthropological perspectives on the changing order of public health in Africa"; University of Cambridge, Department of Social Anthropology and African Studies Centre: June 7, Tradition in Disguise: The Politics and Science of Religious Healing in Urban Tanzania. Workshop on Religious Engagements with Disease Past and Present ; University of Copenhagen: April 28-29, Securing Wealth and Managing Social Relations: Kinship, Gender and Rural- Urban Migration in Neoliberal Tanzania. Carter Lectures on Migrations in and out of Africa: Old Patterns and New Perspectives, sponsored by the Center for African Studies, University of Florida: February 15-16, "Trajectories of Knowledge in the Neoliberal Era". Background Paper for the 97 th Dahlem Workshop "The Globalization of Knowledge and its Consequences" (organized by Jürgen Renn, Max-Planck-Institute for the History of Science, Berlin). Freie Universität Berlin: November 18-23, Zwischen Health Citizenship und der Hoffnung auf Heilung: Urbane Lebensentwürfe im Kontext neoliberaler Gesundheitsversorgung. Conference Medicine in Context: Anthropological Perspectives on Illness and Health in a Globalizing World. Symposium celebrating the 10 th anniversary of the Work Group Medical Anthropology; Berlin, Centre for Modern Oriental Studies (ZMO): September 27-29, Modernity, Development and the Rise of the Neo-Pentecostal Movement in Tanzania. International Gender Studies Centre Workshop Women and Faith- Based Development : Mixing Morality and Money ; Oxford University, Dept of International Development: September Between Global Health Politics and Traditional and Pentecostal (Healing) Utopias: Understanding the Dynamics of the HIV/AIDS Business in Tanzania ; Lecture at the Summer School Entangled Medical Fields: Transformation of Meaning, Knowledge and Practice ; Libreville, Gabon: July A Scripture a Day Keeps the Devil Away : Religion, the Virtue-Ethics of Development, and the Globalization of Health Politics in Tanzania ; AEGIS European Conference of African Studies, Leiden: African Studies Centre, July 11 15, Doing Research on the Unspeakable : Ethical and Methodological Issues in Ethnographic Fieldwork on HIV/AIDS in Africa. 5th Nordic Conference in Medical Anthropology at the University of Iceland in Reykjavik: June 14-17, "The Political Economy of Dignity: Living and Dying with HIV/AIDS in Tanzania". Global Network Congres "Die Macht der Würde - Globalisierung neu denken". Konferenz im Vorfeld des Deutschen Kirchentages in Köln: Juni Targeting the Empowered Individual: Transnational Policy-Making, Local Moral Worlds and the Limitations of Biopower in Tanzania. Workshop on HIV/AIDS in Africa, University of Manchester, Department of Social Anthropology: June 1, Visualizing AIDS: Transnational Flows of Images, Local Moral Worlds, and the Dilemmas of HIV Prevention in Tanzania. Carter Lectures, sponsored by the Center for African Studies, University of Florida: March 29-31, (In connection with the Triennial Conference on African Art) 2007 Targeting the Empowered Individual: Population Politics and HIV/AIDS in the Neoliberal Age. Sixth Berlin Roundtables on Transnationality, Topic: "Popula- 20