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Sexual behaviour and networking: anthropological and socio-cultural studies on the transmission of HIV

protagonists when they are nearer the twilight of their careers. As the volume of empirical research on the effects of the reforms slowly accumulates, yet another story will emerge. In the meantime, this book has succeeded in showing that sense can be made of even the most complex events in the very recent past by a well informed, detached observer. NICHOLAS MAYS Director Health and Health Care Research Unit, The Queen's University of Belfast