By Anne-christine d'Adesky. 487 pp. New York, Verso, 2004. $30. ISBN 1-84467-002-3.
The term "paradigm shift" became something of a clichéin the late 20th century, but there are few who would arguewith its use to describe the revolution in global thinking thatoccurred less than five years ago, when the world communitydecided that it was actually not all right for people to diefrom a treatable disease just because they could not affordthe drugs they needed. In reality, few people probably everthought that it was acceptable, but the world seemed to be constructedin a way that said it was. That was the paradigm. If you had. . . [Full Text of this Article]
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