| Editorial |
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Jean-François Mattei, Benoît Miribel, Jean-Baptiste Richardier Jean-Christophe Rufin
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Why risk publishing a new international humanitarian review? |
| Perspectives |
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Eleanor Davey |
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Humanitarian action beyond the “French doctors” |
| Focus : Ebola : La fin du cauchemar ? |
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Pf Jean-François Delfraissy, Benoît Miribel |
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Lessons from Ebola |
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Michael Edelstein, David L. Heymann |
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Ebola: past, present and future |
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Jean-Hervé Bradol |
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The response to the Ebola epidemic: negligence, improvisation and authoritarianism |
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Jean-Pierre Veyrenche |
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Tale of a mission to Liberia, unlike any other |
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Aboubacar Sidiki Diakité |
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Ebola in Guinea: strengths and weaknesses brought to the fore |
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Gaëlle Faure, Jérôme Bestier, Pauline Lavirotte, Magalie Vairetto, Jean-Baptiste Richardier |
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Breaking the Ebola virus transmission chains: the story of a deployment in Sierra Leone |
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Christophe Longuet, Alex Salam, Jake Dunning |
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Ebola research: an encounter between science and humanitarian action |
| Transitions |
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Jean-François Mattei |
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Haïti, or humanitarian ethics under question |
| Innovations |
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Thomas Fouquet |
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Humanitarian action in the face of civic mobilisations. The example of the Senegalese movement Y en a marre |
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