AIDS And Power: Why There Is No Political Crisis Yet

Alex de Waal

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HIV/AIDS Impact and Responses Political Conflict and Governance African Studies and Ethnography

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* Table of Contents * 1. A Manageable Catastrophe * 2. Denial and How it is Overcome * 3. AIDS Activists: Reformers and Revolutionaries * 4. How African Democracies Withstand AIDS * 5. The Political Benefits of AIDS * 6. Power, Choices and Survival

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