[Publisher-supplied data] Relatively few people have access to antiretroviral treatment in
South Africa. The government justifies this on grounds of affordability. Nicoli Nattrass argues …

Estimates suggest that approximately 12% of South Africans are HIV positive. As a result of
the rapid increase of infections in the mid-1990s and th e con comitant increase in HIV/AIDS …

Abstract Post‐apartheid South Africa has embarked on an ambitious programme of labour
market reform in pursuit of 'dynamic efficiency'and 'redistributive justice'. It involves both …

South Africa is in the midst of a catastrophic AIDS epidemic. HIV prevalence statistics in most
countries indicate that up to 60% of all new infections occur among 15 to 24 year olds, whilst …

South Africa has one of the highest HIV prevalence rates in the world. It is understandable,
therefore, that the HIV and AIDS pandemic is considered one of the most important factors …

As part of a capacity-building research project, this study examined the extent to which
caring for people living with HIV and AIDS (PLWHA) affects both professional and personal …

This introduction aims, firstly, to provide an intellectual context for this special issue, and,
secondly, to provide a foundation for some thoughts about further research on sociological …

Abstract Young people in South Africa are at risk of unplanned pregnancy and sexually
transmitted diseases. In efforts to address these reproductive health problems, the dominant …

The incidence of AIDS continues to be higher in the African continent than elsewhere in the
world. In Zambia, given the current pace of infection, projections suggest that approximately …

Using a social constructionist grounded theory method, the investigation reported on in this
study explored the role of mothers in their daughters' sex education in a lowincome Western …