Virus alert: Stefan Elbe security,governmentality and the AIDS pandemic/
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TextPublication details: New York: Columbia University Press, 2009Description: 210pISBN: 9780231148689Subject(s): Security, International | AIDS (Disease) -- Political aspects | National securityDDC classification: 355.033
Contents:
1. Viruses, health, and international security --
2. A Noble lie? Examining the evidence on AIDS and security --
3. Security in the era of Governmentality : AIDS and the rise of health security --
4. National security : sovereignty, medicine and the Securitization of AIDS --
5. Human security : discipline, healthy bodies, and the global curing machine --
6. Risk and security : government, military risk groups, and population triage --
7. The power of AIDS : responding to the Governmentalization of security.
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1. Viruses, health, and international security --
2. A Noble lie? Examining the evidence on AIDS and security --
3. Security in the era of Governmentality : AIDS and the rise of health security --
4. National security : sovereignty, medicine and the Securitization of AIDS --
5. Human security : discipline, healthy bodies, and the global curing machine --
6. Risk and security : government, military risk groups, and population triage --
7. The power of AIDS : responding to the Governmentalization of security.
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