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The United States (US) has played a significant financial role in providing foreign aid for HIV/AIDS. In accounting for the motivation of foreign aid, rationalist international relations theories argue that foreign aid is one of the tools that enhance str

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Abstract: The United States (US) has played a significant financial role in providing foreign aid for HIV/AIDS. In accounting for the motivation of foreign aid, rationalist international relations theories argue that foreign aid is one of the tools that enhance str

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Power of Norms in Global AIDS Politics: The Case Study of the United States 1985-1990 Youngsoo Kim PhD Candidate Purdue University (kim343@purdue.edu) This draft is a preliminary research prepared for presenting in panel Managing AIDS/HIV: What Works Better? in 2009 International Studies Association Annual Conference. 1 Introduction Why do developed countries give foreign aid for Human Immunodeficiency Virus/Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS)? Historically member countries of the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)
on Foreign Affairs House of Representatives. One Hundred First Congress First Session. June 14 and July 19. Wendt Alexander. 1994. ‘Collective Identity Formation and the International State’. The American Political Science Review 88 (2): 384 – 396. Wendt Alexander. 1999. Social Theory of International Politics Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 22 WHO. 1987. ‘Fortieth World Health Assembly: Global Strategy for the Prevention and Control of AIDS’. WHA 40.26. WHO. 1988. ‘The Global Picture of AIDS’ presented at the IV International


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