Description
This book emphasises popular and professional responses to the epidemic, local and national interventions and issues of care.
Table of Contents
Preface 1 AIDS: The Second Decade: Risk, Research and Modernity 2 Changing to Safer Sex: Personality, Logic and Habit 3 What Is a Sexual Encounter? 4 Gay Men窶冱 Views and Experiences of the HIV Test 5 Bisexual Men: Women, Safer Sex and HIV Transmission 6 Prostitutes窶� Perceptions of Risk and Factors Related to Risk-taking 7 London窶冱 Homosexual Male Prostitutes: Power, Peer Groups and HIV 8 Towards a General Model of Sexual Negotiation 9 Between Embarrassment and Trust: Young Women and the Diversity of Condom Use 10 Condoms, Coercion and Control: Heterosexuality and the Limits to HIV/AIDS Education 11 Perceptions of AIDS Vulnerability: The Role of Attributions and Social Context 12 Moral Perspectives and Safer Sex Practice: Two Themes in Teaching about HIV and AIDS in Secondary Schools 13 Answering Children窶冱 Questions about HIV/AIDS in the Primary School: Are Teachers Prepared? 14 Prison, HIV Infection and Drug Use 15 The Future of Syringe Exchange in the Public Health Prevention of HIV Infection 16 Reaching the Hard to Reach: Models of HIV Outreach Health Education 17 Misfortune, Medicine and AIDS Counselling 18 Care: What窶冱 in It for Her?
