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2010 Nathan Geffen Debunking Delusions: The Inside Story of the Treatment Action Campaign Book
2009 Nicoli Nattrass and Seth C. Kalichman The Politics and Psychology of AIDS Denialism Chapter in book
2009 Nicoli Nattrass AIDS Denialism versus Science Chapter in book
2009 Atheendar S. Venkataramani , Brendan Maughan-Brown, Nicoli Nattrass and Jennifer Prah Ruger Social Grants, Welfare, and the Incentive to Trade-Off Health for Income among Individuals on HAART in South Africa Journal article
2009 Joanne Wreford The pragmatics of knowledge transfer: an HIV/AIDS intervention with traditional health practitioners in South Africa Journal article
2009 Elizabeth Mills and Brendan Maughan-Brown Ties that Bind: HIV-Disclosure as Consequence and Catalyst of Stigma and Support in Households Working paper
2009 Nicoli Nattrass Still Crazy After All These Years: The Challenge of AIDS Denialism for Science Journal article
2009 Brendan Maughan-Brown, Atheendar S. Venkataramani and Timothy L. Mah Concurrent sexual partnerships among individuals on HAART in South Africa: An opportunity for HIV prevention Working paper
2009 Feri Gwata Traditional male circumcision: What is its socio-cultural significance among young Xhosa men? Working paper
2009 Nicoli Nattrass Poverty, Sex and HIV Journal article
2009 Joanne Wreford Worlds Apart? Religious interpretations and witchcraft in interpretations and witchcraft in for HIV/AIDS in South Africa. Working paper
2009 Alexander Andrews The Dispensing Fee for Medications: The Negative Effects of Pricing Uncertainty on Pharmacy Practise in South Africa Working paper
2009 Joanne Wreford The pragmatics of knowledge transfer: an HIV/AIDS intervention with traditional health practitioners in South Africa Working paper
2009 Alizanne Collier Getting the whole story: How managerial perspectives on Antamina Mining Company’s environmental strategy can alter the received wisdom about the role of international NGOs in shaping policy Working paper
2009 Nathan Geffen Beyond HAART: scientists and activists need to work together Journal article
2009 Nathan Geffen Justice After AIDS Denialism: Should There Be Prosecutions and Compensation? Journal article
2009 Rene Brandt The mental health of people living with HIV/AIDS in Africa: a systematic review Journal article
2009 Elizabeth Mills and Busisiwe Magazi From Rhetoric to Reality: An Empirical Appraisal of South Africa’s 2007-2011 HIV/AIDS National Strategic Plan Working paper
2009 Nathan Geffen and Edwin Cameron The deadly hand of denial: Governance and politically-instigated AIDS denialism in South Africa Working paper
2009 Sara Cooper and Jane Harries ‘If I Could Properly Understand and Get the Right Information’: A Qualitative Study on the Sexual and Reproductive Health Needs and Rights of HIV-positive Women Working paper
2009 Nicoli Nattrass and Gregg Gonsalves Economics and the Backlash against AIDS-Specific Funding Working paper
2009 Nicoli Nattrass Cultural obstacles to the rollout of antiretrovirals: language, region and the backlash against AIDS funding Working paper
2009 Elizabeth Mills, Marina Manuela de Paoli and Arne Backer Grønningsæter Love in the Time of AIDS: The Relational Gender Dynamics of Prevention, Testing and Treatment Working paper
2009 Timothy L. Mah and Brendan Maughan-Brown Social and Cultural Contexts of Concurrency in Khayelitsha Working paper
2009 Eduard Grebe Contingency, contestation and hegemony: The possibility of a non-essentialist politics for the left Journal article
2009 Rachel Li Growing up on HAART: The experiences and needs of HIV positive adolescents in care and treatment in the Western Cape Province of South Africa Working paper
2009 Joanne Wreford Adaptations, alterations and shifted strategies: the pragmatics of knowledge transfer in HIV and AIDS interventions in South Africa Working paper
2009 Dianna Kane Responding to Multi-Dimensional Poverty: Exploring the Impacts of Government, Community, and the Individual Resilience of HIV-positive Unemployed Mothers in Khayelitsha Working paper
2009 Hannah Lane Factors influencing the decision to voluntarily test for HIV: The perceived threats of being HIV positive Working paper
2009 Daniel Mackintosh The politicisation of HIV/AIDS in South Africa: Responses of the Treatment Action Campaign and South African government, 1994-2004 - A literature review Working paper

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The AIDS and Society Research Unit supports research into the social and economic dimensions of AIDS in South and Southern Africa. Special emphasis is placed exploring the interface qualitative and quantitative research. Focus areas include AIDS policy in South Africa, AIDS stigma, the social and economic factors driving HIV infection, global health citizenship and leadership and the impact of providing antiretroviral treatment on individuals and households. The Director of ASRU is Prof Nicoli Nattrass.

Recent ASRU Publications

Nathan Geffen: Debunking Delusions: The Inside Story of the Treatment Action Campaign (Book)
Nicoli Nattrass and Seth C. Kalichman: The Politics and Psychology of AIDS Denialism (Chapter in book)
Nicoli Nattrass: AIDS Denialism versus Science (Chapter in book)
Atheendar S. Venkataramani , Brendan Maughan-Brown, Nicoli Nattrass and Jennifer Prah Ruger : Social Grants, Welfare, and the Incentive to Trade-Off Health for Income among Individuals on HAART in South Africa (Journal article)
Joanne Wreford: The pragmatics of knowledge transfer: an HIV/AIDS intervention with traditional health practitioners in South Africa (Journal article)