13 Controlling an Epidemic: The Successes and Limits of Technocratic Expertise

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. List of Illustrations ix
4. Introduction 1
5. Part One. Racial Containment and Health in Historical Context
6. Overview 29
7. 1 The First Era: 1790–1890 37
8. 2 The Second Era: 1890–1950 52
9. 3 The Third Era: 1950–Present 74
10. Part Two. Sex, Love, and HIV in a Syndemic Zone
11. Overview 95
12. 4 The HIV Epidemic Among Gay and Bisexual Men 107
13. 5 The HIV Epidemic Among Heterosexual Men, Women, and Trans Women 123
14. Part Three. The SAVA Syndemic: Drugs–HIV/AIDS–Homicide
15. Overview 151
16. 6 First Comes Heroin: 1960–2016 155
17. 7 Then Comes Cocaine: Late 1970s–2010s 172
18. 8 Paying for a Habit: Commercial Sex and Drug Addiction Treatment 187
19. 9 Homicide Redux and Life in a Syndemic Zone 199
20. Part Four. Mass Incarceration and Syndemic Amplification
21. Overview 211
22. 12 Intersectional Politics and the AIDS Epidemic 269
23. 13 Controlling an Epidemic: The Successes and Limits of Technocratic Expertise 294
24. Conclusion 313
25. Appendix: Methodological Note 321
26. Acknowledgments 327
27. Notes 331
28. Bibliography 377
29. Index 439