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Pinell, Patrice; Broqua, Christophe; Busscher, Pierre-Olivier de; Jauffret, Marie; Thiaudière, Claude

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“…In turn, the concept of field corresponds to a network of relationships, a relatively autonomous microcosm comprising agents and institutions that have habitus , common perception and action schemes, and illusio , a shared interest 4 , 7 . The AIDS Space was operationalized as a space of relationships between agents in several fields, with common interest in a problem: AIDS 22 . To rebuild the dynamics of this space and its connections with the medical field, the Collective Health Space 25 , k and the political field, we analyzed the social and professional trajectories of 33 agents (in-depth interviews) ( Table 3 ) and the historical conditions for the rise of the policy (document and bibliographical sources).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…To analyze the genesis of a public health care policy is to seek to understand the historical and social circumstances that enabled the State to intervene to implement specific measures for controlling a certain health problem 22 .…”

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confidence: 99%

“…By putting the concept of social space developed by Bourdieu 5 into practice, Pinell et al 22 studied the universe of possibilities for the rise of a movement to fight AIDS in France, its structure, and its dynamics of relationships of AIDS Space agents between 1981 and 1996. This space was created in that country through a popular mobilization that aimed to replace state institutions in the performance of this public role.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The development of a space for fighting AIDS is understood to depend on the medical knowledge on the disease, but not to fulfill all the requirements of a field, as proposed by Bordieu. The concept of AIDS Space as suggested by Pinell et al 22 is more appropriate because it is a space of relationships among the agents in different social fields.…”

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The genesis of the AIDS policy and AIDS Space in Brazil (1981-1989)

Barros

Vieira-da-Silva

2016

Rev. Saúde Pública

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OBJECTIVE To analyze the genesis of the policy for controlling AIDS in Brazil.METHODS Socio-historical study (1981-1989), based on Bordieu’s genetic sociology, by document analysis, bibliographical review, and in-depth interviews. It consisted of a connection between the analysis of the paths of 33 agents involved in the creation of a social space focusing on AIDS-related issues and the historical possibility conditions of the drafting of a specific policy.RESULTS AIDS Space is a gathering point for the paths of agents from several social fields (medical, scientific, political, and bureaucratic fields). A specific space for relationships, which enabled the drafting of a policy for controlling the AIDS epidemic, but also a place where the authority to talk about the meaning of the disease, the methods to prevent and treat it was under dispute. The analysis showed how the various structures (democratic administrations in Sao Paulo and at the national level, with public health officers taking important positions) and the lack of a specific therapy contributed to social agents of different ranks and backgrounds to initially set prevention as a priority.CONCLUSIONS The rise of the sanitary movement, the organization of SUS, and the dominance of the medical field at the AIDS Space contributed to foster treatment as a part of the measures to control the epidemic. These conditions allowed drafting a policy based on the integrality of care, by linking prevention and treatment in the following decade, with important participation from state bureaucracy and researchers.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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The genesis of the AIDS policy and AIDS Space in Brazil (1981-1989)

Barros

Vieira-da-Silva

2016

Rev. Saúde Pública

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“…A period of what were at first “revolutionary” mobilizations began at the start of the 1970s; then the movement developed according to a twofold approach, political and community service oriented, that continued into the 1980s, during which time it faded away before being reborn in the context of AIDS (Fillieule & Duyvendak, 1999; Pinell, Broqua, de Busscher, Jauffret, & Thiaudière, 2002). Until then, public funding of homosexual movements was very rare, while at the same time, there was the rapid development of commercial establishments which allowed for the financing of certain media (through advertising) or even Gay Pride.…”

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The Making of State Homosexuality: How AIDS Funding Shaped Same-Sex Politics in France

Broqua

Fillieule

2017

American Behavioral Scientist

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The article traces the way AIDS activism, and more largely the homosexual movement, have been progressively supported and funded by the State in France. If the State is most often viewed as a target of protest movements, some research focuses on how state interventions may contribute not only to the development and success of voluntary groups but also constrain their room to maneuver, pushing them to soften their claims, their identities and their repertoires of action. The authors also address a less often explored dimension of the effect of State funding, that is, how, in the case under study, it has contributed to shaping the social and legal forms of same-sex politics and coproduced social norms of contemporary homosexuality. State funding is viewed less as a factor of transformation of movements, in its effects of acting as a brake on or a facilitator of action by mobilized groups, and more in the way it has become involved in a process of coproduction of social norms along with social movements.

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The genesis of the AIDS policy and AIDS Space in Brazil (1981-1989)

The genesis of the AIDS policy and AIDS Space in Brazil (1981-1989)

The Making of State Homosexuality: How AIDS Funding Shaped Same-Sex Politics in France

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