Focus

The cause of migrants at threat from the rise of nationalisms: what path for international solidarity organisations?

Co-editor of this issue’s Focus with Boris Martin, Editor-in-Chief

Clara Egger

The principles and challenges of the interplay and dual commitment between research and humanitarian action

Pascale Hancart Petitet

Incorporating the sciences into humanitarian interventions: the case of anticipatory action

Camille Balcou

Improving collaboration between humanitarian and research actors to strengthen the evidence base for water, sanitation and hygiene interventions

Baptiste Lecuyot - Daniele Lantagne - Marine Ricau

The contributions of clinical sociology research to the socio-humanitarian sector

Maritza Perdreros

Mental health and psychosocial support in humanitarian interventions: critical analysis of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee guidelines

Camilo Coral

Researchers and humanitarian actors: moving from mistrust to efficiency

Valéry Ridde

Research and humanitarian aid: navigating the unpredictable, limiting the avoidable

Christine Jamet - Duncan McLean

How to co-produce transdisciplinary and plural knowledge to solve complex humanitarian problems? An illustration in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Camille Maubert - Jeremy Allouche

Sexual abuse perpetrated by humanitarian workers: from moral relativism to competitive victimhood

Emmanuel Noyer - Françoise Duroch

Confronting sexual violence in Quebec’s international cooperation organisations

Isabelle Auclair - Anne Delorme - Jade St-Georges - Sophie Brière - Stéphanie Maltais

Sexual exploitation and abuse in humanitarian organisations in Cameroon: methods for identification and logics of obstruction

Jean Émile Mba