4. National Security: Sovereignty, Medicine, and the Securitization of AIDS

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents ix
3. Acknowledgments xi
4. 1. Viruses, Health, and International Security 1
5. 2. A Noble Lie? Examining the Evidence on AIDS and Security 27
6. 3. Security in the Era of Governmentality: AIDS and the Rise of Health Security 59
7. 4. National Security: Sovereignty, Medicine, and the Securitization of AIDS 86
8. 5. Human Security: Discipline, Healthy Bodies, and the Global Curing Machine 108
9. 6. Risk and Security: Government, Military Risk Groups, and Population Triage 131
10. 7. The Power of AIDS: Responding to the Governmentalization of Security 157
11. References 177
12. Index 201