Publication

2005

It is important to clarify the security dimensions of the HIV/AIDS pandemic because actions taken to confront the disease as matters of domestic policy or foreign aid may differ markedly from those taken to address threats to national security. Understanding the impact HIV is now having, much less forecasting its toll and effects twenty years hence, is difficult. Little scrupulous analysis of the political, military, economic, and general security effects of the pandemic has been performed, both because the area is poorly funded and the problem is extremely complex.

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Author Laurie A Garrett
Series CFR Working Papers
Publisher Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
Copyright © 2005 Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
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