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Doing good, feeling bad: humanitarian emotion in crisis
Journal of Aesthetics & Culture, 2017 For decades humanitarianism has captured and shaped the dreams of the populations of the global North, dreams of a better world, of a common humanity, of goodness, of solidarity, and of global healing.
Devika Sharma
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Humanitarian–business partnerships in managing humanitarian logistics [PDF]
Supply Chain Management: An International Journal, 2017 Purpose The aim of this paper is to conduct a systematic literature review to understand the state of the art of partnerships between humanitarian organizations and business corporations in managing humanitarian logistics. Design/methodology/approach A systematic literature review is conducted based on the steps proposed by Denyer and Tranfield ...
Nurmala, N, De Leeuw, S, Dullaert, W
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Journal of International Humanitarian Action, 2018 Humanitarian aid has long been dominated by a classical, Dunantist paradigm that was based on the ethics of the humanitarian principles and centred on international humanitarian United Nations agencies and non-governmental organizations.
Dorothea Hilhorst
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Humanitarianism as Politics: Civil Support Initiatives for Migrants in Milan’s Hub
Social Inclusion, 2019 Humanitarianism is increasingly used to address migration in Europe, from search and rescue operations at sea to reception on land. Scholars often interpret humanitarianism as a means for states to depoliticize migration and prioritize securitization. In
Giulia Sinatti
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Nordic Journal of Migration Research, 2023 What does it mean when humanitarian relief and rescue are the response to deaths and suffering at the border? In her new book, Pallister-Wilkins explores this question and probes the politics and limitations of humanitarianism in a world marked by ...
Heidi Mogstad
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Resilience in Practice: Responding to the Refugee Crisis in Turkey, Jordan, and Lebanon
Politics and Governance, 2020 Little is known about how the idea of ‘resilience’ translates into practice. It has nonetheless emerged as a dominant theme in the governance of crises, such as political instability, armed conflict, terrorism, and large-scale refugee movements.
Rosanne Anholt
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The contemporary humanitarian domain of peace
Monções, 2019 This article intends to shed light on how relations of power (the imbrication of discourses, political practices and subjects) are being configured and re-configured since the mid-20th century in relation to peace, humanitarianism, resilience and ...
Matheus Augusto Soares
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Urban Planning, 2020 Maximilian Park in Brussels was the site of a makeshift refugee camp for three months in 2015 when the institutional reception system was unable to provide shelter for newly arriving asylum seekers.
Rivka Saltiel
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Digital Responsibility: Bridging Ethical Divides in Digital Refugee Livelihoods
Journal of Humanitarian Affairs, 2023 This op-ed outlines key issues humanitarians should consider when assessing their ‘digital responsibility’ to foster digital refugee livelihoods. This includes in particular the need to develop robust monitoring and evaluation frameworks of outcomes of ...
Evan Easton-Calabria
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Post-Humanitarianism: Governing Precarity through Adaptive Design
Journal of Humanitarian Affairs, 2019 This paper provides a critical analysis of post-humanitarianism with reference to adaptive design. At a time when precarity has become a global phenomenon, the design principle has sidelined the need for, or even the possibility of, political change ...
Mark Duffield
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