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Prof Nicoli Nattrass

Director: AIDS and Society Research Unit

Professor, School of Economics, University of Cape Town

Nicoli has been at UCT since 1991. She has a doctorate from Oxford (on 'Wages, Profits and Apartheid'). Her research interests include unemployment and economic policy in South Africa, the political economy of antiretroviral treatment, AIDS policy and AIDS denialism in South Africa. Nicoli is a member of the AIDSTruth.org team, a website dedicated to combating AIDS denialism.

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Email: nicoli.nattrass@gmail.com

Tel: +27 21 6503567

Office: Rm 648, Leslie Social Science Building, Upper Campus, University of Cape Town

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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

Elizabeth Mills and Brendan Maughan-Brown: Ties that Bind: HIV-Disclosure as Consequence and Catalyst of Stigma and Support in Households (Working paper)
Nicoli Nattrass: Still Crazy After All These Years: The Challenge of AIDS Denialism for Science (Journal article)
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)
Feri Gwata: Traditional male circumcision: What is its socio-cultural significance among young Xhosa men? (Working paper)
Nicoli Nattrass: Poverty, Sex and HIV (Journal article)