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Start by marking The Politics of AIDS (Bowerdean Briefings) (Bowerdean Briefings) as Want to Read: Want to Read savin. ant to Read. In this stimulating and important book, Virginia Van Der Vliet, a social anthropologist, shows how markedly attitudes towards this twentieth century plague vary from country to country - governed by different religious convictions, social customs and prejudices. She focuses in particular on Great plagues have always brought out both the best and the worst in human nature.

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cle{Myeza1990ThePO, title {The politics of AIDS. The are political and religious attitudes toward acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) that should be prohibited from effecting policies to prevent and combat it. author {Allison Myeza and Virginia van der Vliet}, journal {New African}, year {1990}, volume {269}, pages {. 28 } }. Allison Myeza, Virginia van der Vliet. Some governments do not wish to admit the presence of AIDS which reflects the type of society there, and some churches oppose the use of condoms. There is also an argument about whether AIDS originated in East Africa or in California, where it appeared and spread at about the same time.

Book by Virginia Van Der Vliet. ISBN13: 9780906097243. Release Date: October 1995.

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vander Vliet, Virginia (1996), The Politics of AIDS (London: Bowerdean). van der Vliet V. (2004) South Africa Divided against AIDS: a Crisis of Leadership. vander Vliet, Virginia (2001), ‘AIDS: Losing the New Struggle ?’, Daedalus, 130 (1): 151–84. Wood, Katharine and Jewkes, Rachel (1997), ‘Violence, Rape and Sexual Coercion: Everyday Love in a South African Township’, Gender and Development, 5 (2): 41–6. CrossRefGoogle Scholar. eds) AIDS and South Africa: the Social Expression of a Pandemic.

Virginia Van Der Vliet. 11: Acting Up Academically: AIDS and the Politics of Disempowerment 160. References 182. 12: Ethnography, Epidemiology, and Public Policy: Needle-Use Practices and HIV-1 Risk Reduction among Injecting Drug Users in the Midwest 185.