Titlebook: Recipient States in Global Health Politics; PEPFAR in Africa Ricardo Pereira Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishe

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PEPFAR: Project of Global Transformation,gramme, currently under a larger framework of global health, is a project of global transformation, particularly where the epidemic has its biggest impact, that is, in sub-Saharan Africa. Such transformation is aimed at the human and population level, yet also at the institutional and governance domains.

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Introduction: Agency in Global Health,owever, the emergence of research agendas diverging from a strict focus on the state have started to gain currency since the 1990s to the point where they are now challenging the relevance of the state as a major factor in international affairs.

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Recipient States in an Asymmetric System,less of world region, is capable of defining political goals and underlying strategies of pursuit of such goals. In other words, recipient states in sub-Saharan Africa are taken — both theoretically and empirically — as characterised by the same attributes as any other states, including Western, donor states.

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Botswana: National Survival against HIV/AIDS,ave been quite inclined to be successfully implemented, particularly when compared to other countries, notably South Africa and Ethiopia. As a ‘model’, the Botswanan experience is advanced as a subject of emulation by the rest of the developing world — in sub-Saharan Africa, to begin with.

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Ricardo Pereirareasonable; 2. the steps of thinking players used in games are found to correlate with response time and schools they attend which suggests that cognitive hierarchy captures realistically a reasoning mechanism that goes on in the brain of these players; and 3. several classes of interesting economic

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Ricardo Pereiraeconomic phenomena, like momentum (the positive short run autocorrelation of stock returns), and the relationship between recent fund performance and the flow of money to the fund. The results also have important implications to asset allocation, pricing, and the risk-return relationship.