Name: International Disaster Management Exhibition (IDME)
Start: 2020-04-15T00:00:00+02:00
End: 2020-04-16T23:59:59+02:00
Location: ExCel London

Editorial
	Boris Martin	•	Cities: a new humanitarian field	–	p. 1
Perspectives
	Interview with J. Adelman	•	“1919 was ‘year zero’ for internationalism”	–	p. 8
	M. Neuman	•	Médecins Sans Frontières-France: tensions arising from the “Migration” projects	–	p. 22
Focus: The urban bomb: Which impact for humanitarian workers?
	E. Matteudi	•	Humanitarianism at the heart of tomorrow’s urban challenges	–	p. 38
	R. Colombier	•	A development NGO faced with a major emergency in an urban environment	–	p. 48
	L. Thaller, I. Silver	•	A virtuous circle of collaboration for an efficient urban humanitarian response: Kampala	–	p. 59
	E. Bossennec	•	The “Officials of 40 Street” in N’Djamena: a phenomenon outside the humanitarian field	–	p. 70
	C. Silva, L. Molfino, A. González, A. Malm	•	Overcoming barriers for treating people who use drugs in an urban setting	–	p. 79
	P. Cortés Ferrández	•	Resilience as a protection strategy in informal settlements	–	p. 89
	Diego R. F. Otegui	•	Can gangs play a role in providing relief?	–	p. 98
	J. Antouly	•	Urban warfare: a challenge for humanitarian law and action	–	p. 108
Transitions
	G. Carbonnier	•	Revisiting the Nexus: numbers, principles and the issue of social change	–	p. 120
Innovations
	M. Bouchon	•	Innovating humanitarian practices through socio-anthropological research	–	p. 136
	D. Alalouf-Hall	•	“The Kamaishi miracle”: lessons learned from the 2011 tsunami in Japan	–	p. 148
Tribune
	P. Brunet	•	“What have we lost along the way?”	–	p. 164
Reportage	Collectif Item	•	Collectif item is an eye-opener	–	p. 172
Culture
	Totally Brax /Books			–	p. 182