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Between humanitarian tourism and moral compromises

Ketil Fred Hansen
Review written by Ketil Fred Hansen
Humanitarian Action and Ethics
Forfatter: Ayesha Ahmad og James Smith (red.)
Forlag: Zed (Storbritannia)
New and insightful anthology discusses disaster relief's many dilemmas.




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Ketil Fred Hansen
Ketil Fred Hansen
Hansen is a professor of social sciences at UiS and a regular reviewer at Ny Tid.

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