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Volume 1 (2019): Issue 1 (Jan 2019)

in Journal of Humanitarian Affairs

Online publication date:: 01 Jan 2019

Contents

Editorial
- Humanitarianism and the End of Liberal Order
  
  Editor’s Introduction
  
  By: Juliano Fiori
  
  Pages: 1–3
Research Article
- When the Music Stops
  
  Humanitarianism in a Post-Liberal World Order
  
  By: Stephen Hopgood
  
  Pages: 4–14
- Post-Humanitarianism
  
  Governing Precarity through Adaptive Design
  
  By: Mark Duffield
  
  Pages: 15–27
- The Changing Faces of UNRWA
  
  From the Global to the Local
  
  By: Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh
  
  Pages: 28–41
Report/Analysis
- Babel Syndrome and the New Security Doctrine of the United States
  
  By: José Luís Fiori
  
  Pages: 42–45
- Humanitarian Politics and the Spectre of Illegitimacy
  
  By: David Rieff
  
  Pages: 46–48
- Humanitarian Communication in a Post-Truth World
  
  By: Mel Bunce
  
  Pages: 49–55
Interview
- A World without a Project
  
  An Interview with Celso Amorim, Former Brazilian Foreign Minister
  
  By: Juliano Fiori
  
  Pages: 56–61
- Rescue and Resistance in the Med
  
  An Interview with Caroline Abu Sa’Da, General Director of SOS MEDITERRANEE Suisse
  
  By: Juliano Fiori
  
  Pages: 62–64
Op-ed
- What’s There to Mourn? Decolonial Reflections on (the End of) Liberal Humanitarianism
  
  By: Olivia Umurerwa Rutazibwa
  
  Pages: 65–67

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