2022
DOI: 10.1590/0103-11042022e720
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Políticas de HIV/Aids, ativismo e antropologia: conversando com Richard Parker

Abstract: Desde cedo atento às implicações sociais e políticas da epidemia de Aids no corpo social, foi um dos atores centrais para a efetivação do que ficou conhecido como a resposta brasileira ao HIV/ Aids. Graduado e doutor em Antropologia pela University of California, autor e organizador de diversos livros, artigos, coletâneas, conferências, boletins, entre outras publicações, é um dos autores indispensáveis para uma análise crítica e engajada dos caminhos pelos quais políticas de saúde são pensadas, desde o proces… Show more

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“…I then conduct a plausibility probe of my argument about how some programs escaped the negative effects of accountability rules by zooming in on two pockets of effectiveness that are otherwise quite different (George and Bennett 2005, 75; González Ocantos 2020): the Bolsa Família cash transfer program and the AIDS program. Both the Bolsa Família cash transfer program (Hunter and Sugiyama 2014; Soares, Ribas, and Osório 2010; Sugiyama 2013) and the AIDS program (Flynn 2015; Galvão 2000; Lieberman 2009; Nunn 2009; Parker 2003; Rich 2019; World Bank 2004b) have been praised internationally for their capable and committed bureaucrats and for the effective use of their budgets. Yet Bolsa Família and the AIDS program score differently on variables commonly thought to produce capable social welfare programs.…”
Section: Case Selection and Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…I then conduct a plausibility probe of my argument about how some programs escaped the negative effects of accountability rules by zooming in on two pockets of effectiveness that are otherwise quite different (George and Bennett 2005, 75; González Ocantos 2020): the Bolsa Família cash transfer program and the AIDS program. Both the Bolsa Família cash transfer program (Hunter and Sugiyama 2014; Soares, Ribas, and Osório 2010; Sugiyama 2013) and the AIDS program (Flynn 2015; Galvão 2000; Lieberman 2009; Nunn 2009; Parker 2003; Rich 2019; World Bank 2004b) have been praised internationally for their capable and committed bureaucrats and for the effective use of their budgets. Yet Bolsa Família and the AIDS program score differently on variables commonly thought to produce capable social welfare programs.…”
Section: Case Selection and Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To make this argument, I focus on evidence from two widely documented pockets of effectiveness in Brazil that are otherwise quite different: the Bolsa Família conditional cash transfer program and the AIDS program (Flynn 2015; Galvão 2000; Lieberman 2009; Nunn 2009; Parker 2003; Rich 2019; World Bank 2004b). Bolsa Família was created in 2003 under a left-wing government during a period of economic prosperity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%