HIV/AIDS - Pope, Cynthia

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Foreword: Peter Aggleton and Richard Parker, Globalization, Vulnerability, and the response to HIV and AIDS. Introduction 1. Cynthia Pope, Ren?e T. White, and Robert Malow, Global Convergences: Emerging Issues in HIV Risk, Prevention, and Treatment Section 1: Evolving Theories of Harm Reduction and HIV risk 2. Framing Essay: Scott Burris, Addressing the Risk Environment for Injection Drug Users: The Mysterious Case of the Missing Cop. 3. Megan Comfort, HIV/AIDS and the United States's Correctional Institutions: A Looming Public-Health Disaster. 4. Michael Duke, JiangHong Li, and Merrill Singer. Drug use, Syringe Sharing and HIV Risk in the People's Republic of China 5. Scott Clair, Merrill Singer, Francisco I. Bastos, Monica Malta, Claudia Santelices, and N. Ebertoni. The Role of Drug Users in the Brazilian HIV/AIDS Epidemic: Patterns, Perceptions and Prevention. Section 2: Gender, Sexuality and HIV Risk 6. Framing Essay: Geeta Rao Gupta and Ellen Weiss, Gender and HIV: Reflecting Back, Moving Forward 7. Rhonda Rosenberg and Robert Malow, The Hard Science of Hard Risks in Women's HIV Prevention: Making Biology Part of the Context. 8. Treena Orchard, John O'Neil, James Blanchard, and Stephen Moses, HIV/AIDS Prevention programming with 'traditional' sex workers in rural India: challenges for the empowerment approach in community-sanctioned sex work communities. 9. Olena Hankivsky, The Challenge of HIV/AIDS in Ukraine 10. La?titia Atlani-Duault, Homosexual Repression and AIDS in Post-soviet Central Asia 11. Hansj?rg Dilger, African Sexualities Revisited: Gender, Social Relations and Culture in the Context of Globalization and AIDS in Tanzania. 12. Taigy Thomas, Lianne Urada, Donald Morisky, and Robert Malow,Best Practice Example of the Philippines: A Low-Level Prevalence Country and the Male Bridge PopulationSection 3: Critical Intersections between Biom...