4 The Government-NGO Disconnect: AIDS Policy in Ghana

This exploratory data analysis finds a negative relationship between some types of war and HIV prevalence (i.e. as the former increases in intensity, the latter decreases). The study uses a longer time-frame and broader range of countries than similar studies, with explicit differentiation between sub-Saharan African and other developing countries. The study uses a variety of methods for analyzing time-series-cross-section data. These methods serve as both a robustness check for the results as well as a real-world demonstration of common suggestions for TSCS data.

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Plague, War, and Democracy: Political Processes and the Spread of HIV

Paxton

2014

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4 The Government-NGO Disconnect: AIDS Policy in Ghana

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Political science(s) and HIV: a critical analysis

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Plague, War, and Democracy: Political Processes and the Spread of HIV

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