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Volume 1 (2019): Issue 3 (Sep 2019)

in Journal of Humanitarian Affairs

Online publication date:: 13 Feb 2020

Issue date:: 01 Sep 2019

Contents

Editorial
- Innovation in Humanitarian Action
  
  Editors’ Introduction
  
  By: Tanja R. Müller and Gemma Sou
  
  Pages: 1–3
Research Article
- More than Laboratories
  
  Four Decisive Challenges Confronting Humanitarian Innovation
  
  By: Gerard Finnigan and Otto Farkas
  
  Pages: 4–13
- Places for People
  
  Architecture, Building and Humanitarian Innovation
  
  By: Tom Scott-Smith
  
  Pages: 14–22
- Ethics at the Intersection of Crisis Translation and Humanitarian Innovation
  
  By: Matthew Hunt, Sharon O’Brien, Patrick Cadwell and Dónal P. O’Mathúna
  
  Pages: 23–32
- Making Wearables in Aid
  
  Digital Bodies, Data and Gifts
  
  By: Kristin Bergtora Sandvik
  
  Pages: 33–41
Reports/Analysis
- The Black Hole of Humanitarian Innovation
  
  By: Paul Currion
  
  Pages: 42–45
Op-ed
- Medical Documentation in Humanitarian Emergencies
  
  Building High-tech Castles in the Air?
  
  By: Anisa Jabeen Nasir Jafar
  
  Pages: 46–47
Interview
- The Ultimate Objective
  
  Planned Obsolescence of Medical Humanitarian Missions: An Interview with Tony Redmond, Professor and Practitioner of International Emergency Medicine and Co-founder of HCRI and UK-Med
  
  Pages: 48–52
Book Review
- Technologies of Refuge and Displacement
  
  Rethinking Digital Divides by Linda Leung
  
  By: Antonio Díaz Andrade
  
  Pages: 53–55

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