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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137446961itive people over the care of people living with HIV/AIDS. It begins with the story of the pioneer of AIDS activism in Pakistan, who discovered an outbreak of HIV/AIDS in a small town. As the organization became a conduit to assist in the provision of free antiretrovirals funded by donors, the staff

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Applying Reflective EquilibriumIV/AIDS have entailed for the intermediary actors in Pakistan, and on what the book implies for the study of public goods, bureaucracy and civil societies, specifically in the context of HIV/AIDS activism. The book questions the wisdom of the policy orthodoxy about public–private partnership, but eq

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