Sex in development: science, sexuality, and morality in global perspective

Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- Acknowledgments -- stacy leigh pigg and vincanne adams Introduction: The Moral Object of Sex -- stacy leigh pigg Globalizing the Facts of Life -- Part 1 The Production of New Subjectivities -- Moral Science and the Management of ''Sexual Revolution'' in Russia -- Family Planning, Human Nature, and the Ethical Subject of Sex in Urban Greece -- From Auntie to Disco: The Bifurcation of Risk and Pleasure in Sex Education in Uganda -- Part 2 The Creation of Normativities as a Biopolitical Project -- Sexuality, the State, and the Runaway Wives of Highlands Papua, Indonesia -- ''Ordinary'' Sex, Prostitutes, and Middle-Class Wives: Liberalization and National Identity -- Moral Orgasm and Productive Sex: Tantrism Faces Fertility Control in Lhasa, Tibet (China -- Part 3 Contestations of Liberal Humanism Forged in Sexual Identity Politics -- Uses and Pleasures: Sexual Modernity, hiv/aids, and Confessional Technologies in a West African Metropolis -- The Kothi Wars: aids Cosmopolitanism and the Morality of Classification -- References -- Contributors -- Index