The Social context of AIDS
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The Social context of AIDS
（American Sociological Association presidential series）
Sage Publications, c1992
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Theoretical models for understanding AIDS in relation to society and the general question of high risk sexual practice, often the means of transmission of the virus, are among the issues discussed in this volume. It also explores the social context of policy and programme development in fighting AIDS - organizing drug users, forced blood-testing and family support groups, for example. Versions of these articles were originally delivered as papers in thematic sessions of the 1989 American Sociological Association annual meeting. Collectively, they represent the cutting edge of sociological work on the AIDS crisis.
目次
Preface - Joan Huber and Beth E Schneider
The Social Context of AIDS - Joan Huber and Beth E Schneider
Sociological Contributions to Research and Policy
PART ONE: THE SOCIAL CONTEXT OF AIDS
Sociology and People Living with AIDS - Barry D Adam
AIDS and Class, Gender, and Race Relations - Beth E Schneider
PART TWO: THE SOCIAL CONTEXT OF RISKY BEHAVIOR
Unprotected Sex - Martin P Levine and Karolynn Siegel
Understanding Gay Men's Participation
Women Don't Wear Condoms - Laurie Wemuht, Jennifer Ham and Rebecca L Robbins
AIDS Risk Among Sexual Partners of IV Drug Users
Sexual Behavior of Male Prostitutes - Rhoda Estep, Dan Waldorf and Toby Marotta
PART THREE: THE SOCIAL CONTEXT OF TREATMENT AND POLICY
Organizing Drug Users Against AIDS - Samuel R Friedman et al
From Burying to Caring - Barbara G Sosnowitz and David Kovacs
Family AIDS Support Groups
Forced Blood Testing - Michael L Schwalbe and Clifford L Staples
Role Taking, Identity, and Discrimination
Health Care and the Social Construction of AIDS - Stephen Crystal and Marguerite Jackson
The Impact of Disease Definitions
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