Focus

The French Hautes-Alpes: community solidarity locks horns with a security ideology

In Vauban’s old fortress-building stomping ground, and more specifically at the frontier with Italy, the French State is striving to secure its borders. Volunteers respond by creating humanitarian corridors and providing aid to migrants in transit in the mountains. A heart-rending account of a local solution to a global problem.

Agnès Antoine - Ariane Junca - Guillaume Pégon - Luc Marchello - Philippe Hanus - Philippe Wyon

The cause of exiles in France: the reticence of international humanitarian organisations called into question

Frédéric Meunier

Humanitarian discourse and the challenges of migration: the European exception?

Maelle L’Homme

Indignity at the gates of Europe

Guy Caussé - Léna Lefebvre

A critique to political chauvinism and the naturalisation of racial privilege in Myanmar

Eduardo S. Molano

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

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

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