Top Five Critiques of Development and Humanitarianism

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Top Five Critiques of Development and Humanitarianism

Posted on August 23, 2008 by Nathaniel

I’ve just posted a list of the top five critiques of development and humanitarianism on Justmeans.com “All Things Reconsidered” blog. While there are some familiar titles, hopefully the list will provide some new ideas and important reflection! Read the post here.

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