Introduction to Humanitarian Aid and Intervention: The Challenges of Integration

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Ethics and International Affairs 18 (2) (2004)
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The idea of humanitarian assistance—delivering medicine, food, and other supplies to relieve suffering and save lives—appears to be a simple one. But there is a debate among humanitarian organizations, official donors, governments, and the UN about the operational approach.

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