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Contemporary humanitarian action put to the test of forgotten principles

The emergence of modern humanitarian aid combines the spontaneous action that is driven by solidarity in times of conflicts and natural catastrophes with the establishment of new standards. These standards aim to not only guide humanitarian action towards self-regulation, but also ensure its long-term viability within national judicial systems through the body of international law […]

Virginie Troit

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The origins of the 2010 Haiti cholera outbreak

Emmanuel Baron - Elba Rahmouni - Jean-Hervé Bradol

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“Researchers should be in close dialogue with practitioners”

Maria Gabrielsen Jumbert - Virginie Troit

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Managing dedication, risk and emotions: the experiences of French Red Cross volunteers during the Covid-19 emergency

Olivia Nevissas

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The continuum of violence in forced migration: acknowledging it and acting on it

Isabelle Auclair - Lorena Suelves Ezquerro

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How the Covid-19 pandemic is increasing the need for an operational approach in health anthropology

Yannick Jaffré

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The invention of impartiality: the history of a humanitarian principle, from a legal, strategic and algorithmic perspective

Joël Glasman

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Changes in our environment and epidemics are linked to human activity

Jean-François Mattei

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Haiti: understanding the underwhelming appraisal of the international humanitarian efforts

Diane Alalouf-Hall - François Audet

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“1919 was ‘year zero’ for internationalism”

Jeremy Adelman

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Médecins Sans Frontières-France: tensions arising from the “Migration” projects

Michaël Neuman

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Biafra: at the heart of postcolonial humanitarian ambiguities

Marie-Luce Desgrandchamps

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Contemporary humanitarian action put to the test of forgotten principles

The origins of the 2010 Haiti cholera outbreak

“Researchers should be in close dialogue with practitioners”

Managing dedication, risk and emotions: the experiences of French Red Cross volunteers during the Covid-19 emergency

The continuum of violence in forced migration: acknowledging it and acting on it

How the Covid-19 pandemic is increasing the need for an operational approach in health anthropology

The invention of impartiality: the history of a humanitarian principle, from a legal, strategic and algorithmic perspective

Changes in our environment and epidemics are linked to human activity

Haiti: understanding the underwhelming appraisal of the international humanitarian efforts

“1919 was ‘year zero’ for internationalism”

Médecins Sans Frontières-France: tensions arising from the “Migration” projects

Biafra: at the heart of postcolonial humanitarian ambiguities

Managing dedication, risk and emotions: the experiences of French Red Cross volunteers during the Covid-19 emergency