Adaptive Dynamics of Infectious Diseases: In Pursuit of Virulence Management Book

	Contributing Authors
	List of Boxes
	Notational Standards
1	Introduction	1
2	Alternative Transmission Modes and the Evolution of Virulence	10
3	Wildlife Perspectives on the Evolution of Virulence	26
4	Adaptive Dynamics of Pathogen-Host Interactions	39
5	Dilemmas in Virulence Management	60
6	Variation in Susceptibility: Lessons from an Insect Virus	74
7	Contact Networks and the Evolution of Virulence	85
8	Virulence on the Edge: A Source-Sink Perspective	104
9	Super- and Coinfection: The Two Extremes	124
10	Super- and Coinfection: Filling the Range	138
11	Multiple Infection and Its Consequences for Virulence Management	150
12	Kin-selection Models as Evolutionary Explanations of Malaria	165
13	Coevolution of Virus and Host Cell-death Signals	183
14	Biogeographical Perspectives on Arms Races	197
15	Major Histocompatibility Complex: Polymorphism from Coevolution	210
16	Virulence Management and Disease Resistance in Diploid Hosts	222
17	Coevolution in Gene-for-gene Systems	233
18	Implications of Sexual Selection for Virulence Management	248
19	Molecular Phylogenies and Virulence Evolution	262
20	Weakened from Within: Intragenomic Conflict and Virulence	280
21	Ecology and Evolution of Chestnut Blight Fungus	286
22	Evolution of Exploitation and Defense in Tritrophic Interactions	297
23	Managing Antibiotic Resistance: What Models Tell Us?	326
24	Evolution of Vaccine-resistant Strains of Infectious Agents	339
25	Pathogen Evolution: The Case of Malaria	347
26	Vaccination and Serotype Replacement	362
27	Taking Stock: Relating Theory to Experiment	379
28	Virulence Management in Humans	399
29	Virulence Management in Wildlife Populations	413
30	Virulence Management in Veterinary Epidemiology	425
31	Virulence Management in Plant-Pathogen Interactions	436
32	Virulence Management in Biocontrol Agents	448
33	Epilogue	460
	References	465
	Index	515