Stealth humanitarianism: negotiating politics, precarity and performance management in protecting the urban displaced
Post-cold-war-era conflicts and the humanitarian political economy have driven two disparate yet concurrent shifts within the humanitarian field. On one hand, new public management-style reforms have increasingly focused organizations on efficiency, deliverables and technical proficiency. On the oth...
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Oxford University Press
2016
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