They Were Just Thrown Away, and Now the World is Spoiled
In the aftermath of violence, proper treatment of the dead provides a vital consolation for survivors and their communities.
The Use of Evidence in Humanitarian Decision Making
This paper reports the results of a study undertaken during 2012 by Tufts University for the Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS), as part of the latter’s “Operational Learning” strand of work. This study is designed to complement the work of ACAPS on strengthening...
Afghanistan: Humanitarianism in Uncertain Times
The Afghan crisis, now well into its fourth decade, has many layers. The military and political dimensions of the crisis grab the headlines. But the structural violence and poor governance that underpin it—grinding poverty, rampant abuse of power, criminalized...