Over recent years, the relationship between humanitarians and the military has become especially controversial. Concerns over the compromised ethics and security of relief workers have been regularly highlighted. Many point to ongoing tensions and polarised positions that seem to leave NGOs a stark choice between neutrality and co-option. Using Afghanistan as a case study, this book analyses this apparent duality. It puts forward five basic arguments. First, the history of the relationship extends prior to the birth of modern humanitarianism. Second, inter-organizational friction is common...
Over recent years, the relationship between humanitarians and the military has become especially controversial. Concerns over the compromised ethics a...
It's a magical Christmas Eve, and all of the children in your town are sleeping. Well, all of the children but you How could you possibly fall asleep when you know Santa and his sleigh are on their way?
It's a magical Christmas Eve, and all of the children in your town are sleeping. Well, all of the children but you How could you possibly...
