THE POLITICS OF HIV/AIDS IN CHINA*

Keywords

Politics, China, Government (linguistics), Elite, Political science

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• China and Global Health GovernanceYanzhong Huang — 2012
• Understanding the BRIC response to AIDS: political institutions, civil society, and historical policy backlash in comparative perspectiveEduardo J. Gómez — 2015
• Male sex work in China : understanding the HIV risk environments of Shenzhen's migrant money boysPaul Bouanchaud — 2014
• Pursuing Health as Foreign Policy: The Case of ChinaHuang — 2010
• Revisiting Media Effects in Authoritarian SocietiesJie Lü, John H. Aldrich, Tianjian Shi — 2014
• Political repression, civil society and the politics of responding to AIDS in the BRICS nations.Eduardo J. Gómez, Joseph Harris — 2016
• HIV fighting at an agricultural company and at a railway transport company in Mwenezi district, Masvingo province, ZimbabweTakawira Kazembe — 2012
• Pursuing Centralization amidst Decentralization: The Politics of Brazil's Innovative Response to HIV/AIDSEduardo J. Gómez — 2011
• Global health in foreign policy--and foreign policy in health? Evidence from the BRICS.Nicola Watt, Eduardo J. Gómez, Martin McKee — 2014
• Twenty Years of Mobilising around AIDS in China: The Main Actors and Influences behind Organisational GrowthHans Jørgen Gåsemyr — 2015
• A health promotion logic model to review progress in HIV prevention in China.Don Nutbeam, Sabu S. Padmadas, Olga Maslovskaya — 2015
• How Brazil outpaced the United States when it came to AIDS: the politics of civic infiltration, reputation, and strategic internationalization.Eduardo J. Gómez — 2011
• China's Response to Pandemics: From Inaction to OverreactionYanzhong Huang, Christopher J. Smith — 2010
• AIDS and the StateJaved Mohammad Iqbal — 2009
• GOVERNING AND REPRESENTING HIV/AIDS IN CHINA: A REVIEW AND AN INTRODUCTIONHaiqing Yu — 2012
• The other Side of the Chinese Economic MiracleWei Zhang — 2012
• International institutions and China's health policy.Yanzhong Huang — 2015
• The Politics of Receptivity and Resistance: How Brazil, India, China, and Russia Strategically use the International health Community in Response to HIV/AIDS: A TheoryEduardo J. Gómez — 2009
• THE CONSEQUENCES OF VIOLENCE: AN ANALYSIS OF THE STRUCTURAL FORCES BEHIND THE SPREAD OF HIV AND AIDS IN THAILAND AND CHINAM. Schooler — 2016
• Networks and campaigns but not movements: collective action in the disciplining Chinese StateHans Jørgen Gåsemyr — 2016

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