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Volume 24 (2017): Issue 2 (Jun 2017): The Role of Anthropology in an Ebola Outbreak: Case Studies from West Africa. Guest Editors: Emilie Venables and Umberto Pellecchia

in Anthropology in Action

Table of Contents

Introduction
- Engaging Anthropology in an Ebola Outbreak
  
  Case Studies from West Africa
  
  By: Emilie Venables and Umberto Pellecchia
  
  Pages: 1–8
Articles
- ‘Yassaba’ or the Fear of Being Abandoned
  
  Adapting Health-promotion Messages to Incorporate Local Meanings in Guinée Forestière
  
  By: Maria Cristina Manca
  
  Pages: 9–14
- Quarantine and Its Malcontents
  
  How Liberians Responded to the Ebola Epidemic Containment Measures
  
  By: Umberto Pellecchia
  
  Pages: 15–24
- Ebola and Accusation
  
  Gender Dimensions of Stigma in Sierra Leone’s Ebola Response
  
  By: Olive Melissa Minor
  
  Pages: 25–35
- ‘Atomic Bombs’ in Monrovia, Liberia
  
  The Identity and Stigmatisation of Ebola Survivors
  
  By: Emilie Venables
  
  Pages: 36–43
Reviews
- Reviews
  
  By: Rachel J. Wilde, Gayle Clifford, Áron Bakos and Kristine Hickle
  
  Pages: 44–48

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