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

In direct contact with beneficiaries, the volunteers of the French Red Cross provide aid despite the risk to their physical and mental health. How did they cope during this unprecedented situation that affected both their capacity to commit and their usual management practices? Based on a study funded by the French Red Cross Foundation, the […]

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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“The portrayal of humanitarianism has, to say the least, dramatically changed in 50 years”

Bruno-Georges David - Pierre Micheletti

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Haiti: tensions between aid relief and development in the health sector

Andréanne Martel - Nicolas Lemay-Hébert - Patrick Robitaille

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Humanitarians in the age of counter terrorism: rejected by rebels, co-opted by States

Michiel Hofman

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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

“The portrayal of humanitarianism has, to say the least, dramatically changed in 50 years”

Haiti: tensions between aid relief and development in the health sector

Humanitarians in the age of counter terrorism: rejected by rebels, co-opted by States

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