Dilemmas of Humanitarian Aid in the Twentieth Century

Content

• Frontmatter

  p. I

• Foreword

  p. V

  Gestrich, Andreas

• Contents

  p. VII

• The Dilemmas of Humanitarian Aid : Historical Perspectives

  p. 1

  Paulmann, Johannes

• Dilemmas of ‘Geneva’ Humanitarian Internationalism : The International Committee of the Red Cross and the Red Cross Movement, 1863–1918

  p. 35

  Schulz, Matthias

• American Quakers, the Emergence of International Humanitarianism, and the Foundation of the American Friends Service Committee, 1890–1920

  p. 63

  Maul, Daniel Roger

• Weak Nation-States and the Limits of Humanitarian Aid : The Case of Morocco’s Rif War, 1921–1927

  p. 91

  Martínez-Antonio, Francisco Javier

• Red Cross, Blue Express : Chinese Local Relief in an Age of Humanitarian Imperialism, Shandong 1923

  p. 115

  Reeves, Caroline

• The League of Nations Mission in Western Thrace : Relief and Rehabilitation Operations (1922–1924)

  p. 147

  Rodogno, Davide; Gauthier, Shaloma; Piana, Francesca

• Two Crosses for the Same Aim? : Swiss and Swedish Charitable Activities in Greece during the Second World War

  p. 171

  Palmieri, Daniel; Herrmann, Irène

• Life during Wartime : The Save the Children International Union and the Dilemmas of Warfare Relief, 1919–1947

  p. 185

  Droux, Joëlle

• From Aid to Intimacy : The Humanitarian Origins and Media Culture of International Adoption

  p. 207

  Fehrenbach, Heide

• Professionals of Humanitarianism : UNRRA Relief Officers in Post-War Europe

  p. 235

  Salvatici, Silvia

• Blurring Relief and Development : Religious and Secular Politics of International Humanitarian Intervention during Decolonization in Sub-Saharan Africa

  p. 263

  Shankar, Shobana

• The Algerian War, Third World Internationalism, and the Cold War Politics of Humanitarian Assistance

  p. 289

  Hong, Young-sun

• ‘The credibility of our humanitarian effort is at risk’ : Tensions between Solidarity and Humanitarian Aid in the Late 1960s

  p. 311

  Kuhn, Konrad J.

• Negotiating Humanitarianism and Politics : Operation Omega’s Border-Breaching Missions during the East Pakistan Crisis of 1971

  p. 329

  Hannig, Florian

• Competition over Aid? : The German Red Cross, the Committee Cap Anamur, and the Rescue of Boat People in South-East Asia, 1979–1982

  p. 345

  Vössing, Michael

• Humanitarian Dilemmas, Concern for Others, and Care of the Self : The Case of Médecins sans Frontières

  p. 371

  Givoni, Michal

• Asia’s Evolving Role in Global Humanitarian Governance

  p. 393

  Guilloux, Alain

• Dilemmas of Participation : Developers and the Problem of Doing the Right Thing

  p. 417

  Spies, Eva

• Notes on Contributors

  p. 437

• Index

  p. 443