Summary – Issue N°9

 

Editorial

    
  C. Egger • About the critical junctures in humanitarian history – p. 1
 

Perspectives
  M.-L. Desgrandchamps • Biafra: at the heart of postcolonial humanitarian ambiguities – p. 8
  Interview with P. Micheletti and

B.-G. David

 • “The portrayal of humanitarianism has, to say the least, dramatically changed in 50 years” – p. 20
 

Focus: 1968-2018: Breakdown and continuities
  D. Mclean

 

 • Humanitarian implications of a re-assertion of State sovereignty – p. 38
  P. Laissus-Benoist

 

 • The endless restructuring of the humanitarian sector: an inappropriate search for performance? – p. 52
  F. Grünewald

 

 • Aid workers and the uprooted: chronic of a parallel evolution – p. 63
  O. Gómez

 

 • Sovereignty as responsibility in East Asia’s response to crises – p. 78
  M. Gerbier-Aublanc

 

 • The “hybridisation of humanitarianism”: ordinary citizens in French migrant camps – p. 90
 

Transitions
  R. Kent • The future of humanitarianism – p. 104
 

Innovations

      
  A. Lefébure

 

 • The socio-economic integration of refugees involves recognising know-how, qualifications and skills – p. 122
 

Tribune
  K. Mansour, J.-B. Richardier & A. Donini

 

 • The United Against Inhumanity initiative 
 – p. 134
Culture
  Totally Brax   – p. 157
  Livres • Com’passion – Lives in waiting – A Guinean jigsaw puzzle – A humanitarian life– Syria by Rey – Mosul in the time of the Islamic State – Social commitment for dummies – Memory of a without borders – p. 158