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Please join us for a discussion with Dr. Alan Whiteside, where he will examine the origins of AIDS exceptionalism and how it has helped and hindered our response to the epidemic. Whiteside will ask if exceptionalism is still a useful concept in light of our current knowledge about the epidemic, the global financial crisis and changes in health governance. Nandini Oomman and Mead Over from the Center for Global Development will serve as discussants for what promises to be a fascinating conversation.
Featuring
Alan Whiteside
Professor of Health Economics and Director of Health Economics
and HIV/AIDS Research Division (HEARD), KwaZulu-Natal University
With comments by
Nandini Oomman
Director, HIV/AIDS Monitor, and Senior Program Associate,
Center for Global Development
and
Mead Over
Senior Fellow, Center for Global Development
Moderated by
Ruth Levine
Vice President for Programs and Operations
and Senior Fellow, Center for Global Development
Monday, April 20, 2009
3:00pm—4:30pm
at
Center for Global Development
1800 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Third Floor, Washington, DC
Nearest Metro: Dupont Circle (Red Line)
