Includes bibliographical references (pages 131-148) and index.
Introduction -- Knowledge and international policymaking -- Counter-epistemic communities -- History and public health in South Africa -- Identity, AIDS, and public health in South Africa -- South Africa AIDS policies and the counter-epistemic community -- Conclusions and implications.
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Through an in-depth examination of the interactions between the South African government and the international AIDS control regime, Jeremy Youde examines both the epistemic and counter-epistemic communities to highlight the relevance and importance of Africa to international affairs. The study is ideally suited to scholars interested in African studies, international organizations, global governance and infectious diseases.
AIDS, South Africa, and the politics of knowledge.
AIDS (Disease)-- Government policy-- South Africa.
AIDS (Disease)-- Political aspects-- South Africa.
AIDS (Disease)-- South Africa.
Knowledge, Theory of-- Political aspects.
Public health-- South Africa.
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome-- South Africa.
Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice-- South Africa.