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Aids In The Twenty-First Century

by Tony Barnett, Alan Whiteside
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This groundbreaking book presents compelling data and research which reveals the shocking social and economic impact of HIV/AIDS on a global scale. Barnett and Whiteside--experts in the field for over 15 years--argue that it is vital to not only look at the disease in terms of prevention and treatment, but to also consider consequences which affect households, communities, companies, governments, and countries. This is a major contribution toward understanding the global public health crisis, as well as the relationship between poverty, inequality, and infectious diseases.

Synopsis

This groundbreaking book presents compelling data and research which reveals the shocking social and economic impact of HIV/AIDS on a global scale. Barnett and Whiteside--experts in the field for over 15 years--argue that it is vital to not only look at the disease in terms of prevention and treatment, but to also consider consequences which affect households, communities, companies, governments, and countries. This is a major contribution toward understanding the global public health crisis, as well as the relationship between poverty, inequality, and infectious diseases.

About the Author, Tony Barnett

Tony Barnett is Professor of Development Studies, School of Development Studies at the University of East Anglia.

Alan Whiteside is Director of the Health Economics and HIV/AIDS Research Division at the University of Natal, South Africa.

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Editorials

New England Journal of Medicine

...even the most casual reader will be struck by the global tragedy of AIDS
β€” Harold W. Jaffe

New England Journal of Medicine - Harold W. Jaffe


...even the most casual reader will be struck by the global tragedy of AIDS

From the Publisher


"AIDS in the 21st Century is the single best introduction to the global pandemic and its consequences. It is clear, thorough, and authoritative. Because AIDS is transforming not just public health but whole societies around the world, this is a must-read for policy-makers, scientists, and the general public. " -- Craig Calhoun, President, Social Science Research Council

"...the foundation text for postgraduate courses in AIDS and development, AIDS and politics, and so on."--Alex de Waal, London Review of Books

"...compelling, persuasive, very readable and informative."--Dr. Bill Rau, Board of Directors, Africa Policy Information Center

"The text is well-written...[and] impressively clear even on complex scientific issues..."--Shula Marks, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London

"This book should be read by every businessman, not only in Africa, throughout the world--because it uncovers in new and more meaningful ways the terrifying global, social and economic impact of HIV/AIDS..."--African Business

Book Details

Published
September 1, 2002
Publisher
Palgrave Macmillan
Pages
432
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9781403900050

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