Ethics

Culture

The White Knights, or the difficulty of carrying humanitarian engagement to the screen

   In the Fall of 2007, the affair known as “Zoe’s Ark” became a case study for several reasons. This unspeakable fiasco exemplified the fact that populism does not restrict...

Philippe Ryfman

Focus

The arbitration required between possibilities of new technologies and usefulness for populations

The resurgence of new technologies requires humanitarian actors to take stock of their possibilities, applicability and interest for populations.

Karine Le Roch   - Caroline Antoine - Jonathan Bureau - Melchior de Roquemaurel - Myriam Ait-Aissa - Nicolas Dennefeld

Opinion

“What have we lost along the way?” – Disenchantments of NGO

This text by Pierre Brunet found its way into the humanitarian microcosm after its publication on the website Défis humanitaires. It is certainly no coincidence that it has generated so...

Pierre Brunet

Focus

The International Committee of the Red Cross and partnerships with the private sector: evolution and ethical considerations

Jessica Fleurinor and Caroline Putnam Cramer invite us to an extension of the first part of our Focus theme. The International Committee of the Red Cross effectively did not have...

Caroline Putman Cramer  - Jessica Fleurinor