Table of contents – Issue 17

Editorial
	Valéry Ridde	•	Researchers and humanitarian actors: moving from mistrust to efficiency	–	p.1
Focus: Research and humanitarian aid: the challenges of a collaboration
	Duncan McLean and Christine Jamet	•	Research and humanitarian aid: navigating the unpredictable, limiting the avoidable	–	p.12
	Jeremy Allouche and Camille Maubert	•	How to co-produce transdisciplinary and plural knowledge to solve complex humanitarian problems? An illustration in the Democratic Republic of the Congo	–	p.25
	Camille Balcou	•	Incorporating the sciences into humanitarian interventions: the case of anticipatory action	–	p.41
	Marine Ricau, Daniele Lantagne and Baptiste Lecuyot	•	Improving collaboration between humanitarian and research actors to strengthen the evidence base for water, sanitation and hygiene interventions	–	p.52
	Maritza Pedreros	•	The contributions of clinical sociology research to the socio-humanitarian sector	–	p.65
	Camilo Coral	•	Mental health and psychosocial support in humanitarian interventions: critical analysis of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee guidelines	–	p.77
	Pascale Hancart Petitet	•	The principles and challenges of the interplay and dual commitment between research and humanitarian action	–	online
Ethics
	Marc Imbeault, Émilie Gélinas and Oumar Mallé Samb	•	An analysis of ethical dilemmas in medical internships in countries with limited resources	–	p.94
Transitions
	Ron Waldman	•	Health multilateralism in the Biden era: it is a change for the better, but is it a change for good?	–	p.108
Reportage
	Lâm Duc Hiên	•	Reunited	–	p.122
Culture
	Brax	•	Research and humanitarian aid: the challenges of a collaboration	–	p.139
	Books	•	The mother of all battles // A life of commitment alongside the “disenfranchised” // Fraternity as the common good of humanity	–	p.144
	Articles	•	The practice of midwives in Benin and Burkina Faso through the prism of research // A review of the Middle East	–	p.154
	Films	•	Internal borders	–	p.159