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Humanitarian action: a victim of its own success?

Abstract:: What we have today is an imperfect international welfare system that provides some assistance and some protection to individuals and communities affected by crisis and conflict. What then lies ahead?

Publication status:: Published

Peer review status:: Reviewed (other)

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Donini, A. (2012). Humanitarian action: a victim of its own success? Forced Migration Review, 25th Anniversary collection.

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Donini, A. “Humanitarian Action: a Victim of Its Own Success?” Forced Migration Review, no. 25th Anniversary collection, 2012.

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Donini, A. 2012. “Humanitarian Action: a Victim of Its Own Success?” Forced Migration Review, no. 25th Anniversary collection.
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Publication website:: http://www.fmreview.org/25th-anniversary/donini

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Department:: Tufts University
Role:: Author

Publisher:: Refugee Studies Centre, University of Oxford
Journal:: Forced Migration Review More from this journal
Issue:: 25th Anniversary collection
Publication date:: 2012-11-01
ISSN:: 1460-9819

Keywords:: FMR

welfare
Subjects:: Forced Migration
UUID:: uuid:037d4278-7884-46a0-8c06-ce39445b0202
Deposit date:: 2015-09-17
ARK identifier:: ark:/29072/ora_037d4278788446a08c06ce39445b0202

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Copyright date:: 2012

Licence:: CC Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives (CC BY-NC-ND)

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