Many reasons to intervene
Subtitle: French and British approaches to humanitarian action
By: Karl Blanchet and Boris Martin, editors
Publisher: Columbia University Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 176
ISBN-13: 9780231702621; 9780231800112
Subjects: French Humanitarian assistance; British Humanitarian assistance; Humanitarianism
Work titles: Critique de la raison humanitaire. English
Notes: Translation of: Critique de la raison humanitaire.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The bishop's diagonal versus the axis of evil : strategies on the geopolitical chessboard / Karl Blanchet and Boris Martin; title: Crises of maturity and transformation in French NGOs / Philippe Ryfman; title: Establishment radicals : an historical overview of British NGOs / Hugo Slim; title: French or Anglo-Saxon : a different ethical perspective? / Egbert Sondorp; title: Evaluation for change : how can we improve the impact of humanitarian action? / Francois Grunwald; title: Learning, monitoring and evaluation / Hugh Goyder; title: International NGOs under fire : caught between the global fight against terrorism and neo-liberal approaches to security governance / Sami Makki; title: Patronage or influence? : international politics and the changing role of non-governmental humanitarian organisations / James Darcy; title: Christian NGOs on the international scene : what are their motives? / Christophe Courtin; title: Is there an Islamic humanitarianism / Adeel Jafferi.