HIV/AIDS and the South African State (Routledge Global Health Series)
by Annamarie Bindenagel Šehovi?
HIV/AIDS and the South African State explores the relationship between a major public health challenge and the institutions, policies, and governance of South Africa. Part of the Routledge Global Health Series, this focused study provides useful context for readers of global health, politics, and South African affairs.
About This Book
This book examines HIV/AIDS in relation to the South African state.
It considers the subject through a global health perspective, connecting the epidemic with questions of governance and public policy.
The book offers a focused contribution to understanding HIV/AIDS within South Africa’s political and public health context.
Published in the Routledge Global Health Series, it is suited to readers studying global health, South African affairs, and state responses to major health challenges.
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