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State-association relations: an authoritarian shift in contemporary France?

In France, relations between the State and the nonprofit sector have often been stormy – a sign of a healthy democratic system. However, here the authors explain that, for some years now, an arsenal of legislation and administrative practices has been undermining the foundations of this system of checks and balances. And risks threatening the rights […]

Antonio Delfini - Julien Talpin

The double bind facing civil society organisations: the Swiss example

Vivianne Châtel

From Geneva to Moscow: opposite poles of the freedom of association spectrum

Kouassi Aimé Malanhoua

Children as agents in crises: re-assessing adult-child power dynamics in humanitarian action

Kirstin Kreyscher - Sofie Lilli Stoffel

Management of the suffering child: a medical and operational challenge

Elba Rahmouni - Olivier Guillard

The resilient child: an alternative approach to suffering child icons

Sophie Nakueira

Advancing the participatory rights of Haitian children and youth in the context of migration

Dustin Ciufo

Critical perspectives on child protection in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Camille Maubert

The place of the child in humanitarian action and communication: moving away from the cliché of childhood as icon

Unwelcome in Brazil: the broken promise to Venezuelan refugees

Gerson Scheidweiler - Tyler Valiquette - Yvonne Su

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

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