Recommended reading

Allen, Tim (ed) 'Why Don't HIV/AIDS Policies Work?' Journal of International Development, Vol 16 Issue 6 

Barnett, Tony and Whiteside, Alan, AIDS in the Twenty-first Century: disease and globalisation, Palgrave-Macmillan London and New York, 2^ND edition, 2006..

In South Africa, available from Exclusive Books and Kalahari.

Barnett, Tony and Whiteside, Alan, Guidelines for Studies of the Social and Economic Impact of HIV/AIDS (PDF) (2000), UNAIDS Best Practice Collection.

Barnett, Tony et al, The Private Sector Responds to the Epidemic: Debswana - a global benchmark (PDF) UNAIDS, Best Practice Collection, November 2002.

Campbell, Catherine, 'Letting Them Die': Why HIV/AIDS Prevention Programmes Fail, The International African Institute in association with James Curry, Oxford, Indiana University Press, Bloomington and Indianapolis, Double Storey/a Juta Company, Cape Town, 2003.

Epstein, Helen, The Invisible Cure: Africa, the West and the Fight Against AIDS, Penguin Books, 2007

Moatti, J-P et al (eds) Economics of AIDS and Access to HIV/ AIDS Care in Developing Countries, Issues and Challenges, Agence Nationale de Recherche sur le SIDA (ANRS), Paris, July 2003 - free to download. (please note - site currently migrating and document not available at the moment)

Parker, Melissa, Tim Allen, Julie Hastings, Resisting control of neglected tropical diseases: dilemmas in the mass treatment of schistosomiasis and soil-transmitted helminths in North-West Uganda, J. Biosocial Science, (2008) 40, 161–181

Pisani, Elizabeth, The Wisdom of Whores: bureaucrats, brothels and the business of AIDS, Granta Publications, 2008

Putzel, James, 'The politics of action on AIDS: a case study of Uganda', Public Administration and Development, vol 24, no 1 (February 2004), pp 19-30

United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), HIV/AIDS in Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States: reversing the epidemic - facts and policy options, UNDP, Bratislava, New York and Moscow, February 2004.

Emerging Infectious Diseases: CDC Emerging Infectious Diseases

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