Note: Literaturangaben , An introduction to urban ethnography , Chinatown , Social classes and amusements , Lower class : sex and family , Life styles , Patterns of black-white interaction , No friends , In Tucuani, he goes crazy , Grit and glamour , Neighborhood symbiosis , Social worlds, public spaces ; Patterns of collective action , The territorial imperative , The black male in public , Empowering the "gaze" : personal stereos and the hidden look , Pissed off in L.A. , Feeding the pigeons : sidewalk sociability in Greenwich village , Raising a family ; Kinship and community , Swapping , Growing up in groveland , Towanda : making sense of early motherhood in west Baltimore , Children and power during separation , Schooling and the culture of control ; Elements of a culture , Leveled aspirations : social reproduction takes its toll , Instituting the culture of control : disciplinary practices and order maintenance , The labelling hype : coming of age in the era of mass incarceration , Getting paid ; "Getting by" in hobohemia , The life cycle of the taxi-dancer , The laundryman's social world , Men and jobs , No shame in (this) game , Serving time , Mobility for the nonmobile : cell phone, technology, and childcare , Getting the shit , Playing together : the serious side of recreation and leisure ; Bowling and social ranking , The professional dance musician and his audience , Welcome to studio 104 & pitiful preliminaries , The clubhouse and class cultures , Race-ing men : boys, risk, and the politics of race , Cracking the code : race, class, and access to nightclubs in urban America , Winning the bar : nightlife as a sporting ritual , Battlin' on the corner : techniques for sustaining play , "But does it have a point?" ethnography & social policy ; The destruction of Boston's West End , Working the deuce , Letter from a crackhouse , Welfare , Missing the connection : social isolation and employment on the Brooklyn waterfront , On the run : wanted men in a Philadelphia ghetto , Ethnographers & their subjects ; So what do you want from us here? , Violating apartheid in the United States , Afterword , The hustler and the hustled , Reflections on longitudinal ethnography and the families , Index.

Note: Literaturangaben , Introduction : Strings attached : AIDS and the rise of transnational connections in Africa , Hands across the sea : religion, politics, gender and sex, in the US and Africa , From an activist's point of view : experiencing transnational dynamics among African migrant communities in the UK , Global moralities, local responses : interpreting sexual morality and social belonging in Uganda , Transnational religious networks encounter community realities : HIV prevention in Zambia , Condoms, pills and professional identity : the transnational ART Scale-up Project and Catholic HIV/AIDS counsellors in Uganda , Contested sexualities and shared concerns : power dynamics in a transnational network of faith-based organisations , "I don't want to hear" : HIV, AIDS and the power of words in Bushbuckridge, South Africa , "If you cannot control yourself" : Christian leaders as HIV preventers in Malawi , Let's talk about sex : Islam and sexuality in Positive Muslims' "theology of compassion" , The choice of health : Christian family planning among cosmopolitan educated professionals in time of HIV/AIDS in Botswana , "Decadent imports", "vile abominations" : transnational discourses on male-male sex and the missionary position in Buganda, 1875-1910 , Transnational moralities and invisible sexual minorities : human rights discourse and religion in Uganda , The mode of transmission that dare not speak its name : Islam, AIDS and the public secret of homosexuality in northern Nigeria , Epilogue : The strings, strains and strides of transnational competencies and complex ambiguities