Consensus-Building on Brazilian HIV/AIDS Policy: National and Global Interfaces in Health Governance

Calcagnotto, Gilberto

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“…Another part of the controversy took place in individual countries with high HIV incidence. Clashes in South Africa and Brazil had an impact on world public opinion and forced pharmaceuticals to retreat (see, e.g., von Soest and Weinel, 2007;Calcagnotto, 2007;de Mello e Souza, 2007). The access campaign ""pitted a transnational network of NGOs against a transnational network of pharmaceutical firms" (Sell and Prakash, 2004: 160).…”

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Coordinating Actors in the Fight against HIV/AIDS: From “Lead Agency” to Public-Private Partnerships

Jönsson¹

2010

Democracy and Public-Private Partnerships in Global Governance

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The interface and diffuse borderline between public and private are prominent in the issue-area of global public health. On the one hand, health may be regarded as a global public good, whose delivery is normally the responsibility of governments or intergovernmental organizations (IGOs). On the other hand, transnational pharmaceutical corporations and civil society actors are today important contributors to the provision of this public good. The emerging "new political ecosystem of health" can be seen as "an excellent example of the development of transnational society," displaying "a complex interplay between state and non-state actors and … new organisational mechanisms that allow for their involvement" (Kickbusch, 2005: 970).

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Coordinating Actors in the Fight against HIV/AIDS: From “Lead Agency” to Public-Private Partnerships

Jönsson¹

2010

Democracy and Public-Private Partnerships in Global Governance

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Transnational Norm-Building in Global Health: The Important Role of Non-State Actors in Post-Westphalian Politics

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Kohlmorgen²

2009

Health for Some

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Confronting catastrophe: norms, efficiency and the evolution of the AIDS battle in the UN

Leon

2011

Cambridge Review of International Affairs

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Consensus-Building on Brazilian HIV/AIDS Policy: National and Global Interfaces in Health Governance

Cited by 10 publications

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Coordinating Actors in the Fight against HIV/AIDS: From “Lead Agency” to Public-Private Partnerships

Coordinating Actors in the Fight against HIV/AIDS: From “Lead Agency” to Public-Private Partnerships

Transnational Norm-Building in Global Health: The Important Role of Non-State Actors in Post-Westphalian Politics

Confronting catastrophe: norms, efficiency and the evolution of the AIDS battle in the UN

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