AIDS and Governance

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ISBN: 9780754645818 | 0754645819
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Copyright: 6/28/2007

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Univ. of Bradford, UK. Assesses how HIV/AIDS affects governance and conversely how governance affects the course of the epidemic. Covers impact of HIV/AIDS on the education sector, taboos and denial in government responses, and more. For public policy makers. Softcover, hardcover also available. DNLM: HIV Infections-prevention & control.

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Foreword, His Excellency Kenneth Kaunda
Introduction
The Impact of AIDS on Governance
HIV/AIDS and the African state
HIV/AIDS: a long wave event: sundering the intergenerational bond
The impact of AIDS/HIV on the education sector: a conceptual framework and implications for research and policy
AIDS and democracy in Africa
HIV/AIDS and national security
Politics of Response
HIV/AIDS and development: failures of vision and imagination
Taboos and denial in government responses
Syncretism and subversion in AIDS governance: how locals cope with global demands
The politics of civil society in confronting HIV/AIDS
A case for improving the quality and quantity of AIDS financing
HIV/AIDS and global regimes: WTO and the pharmaceutical industry
Comparing AIDS governance: a research agenda on responses to the AIDS epidemic
Regional responses to HIV/AIDS: a global public goods approach
Index
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