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Social Dynamics
A journal of African studies
Volume 28, 2002 - Issue 1: Aids and Society
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Children of the storm: HIV/AIDS and children in South AfricaFootnote1

Frikkie Booysen Senior Lecturer in the Department of Economics, University of the Free State E-mail: [email protected]; Centre for Health Systems Research & Development (CHSR&D)
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Tanja Arntz Researcher with HIV AN, Natal University, Durban
Pages 170-192 | Published online: 16 May 2008

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