Frontline diplomacy : humanitarian aid and conflict in Africa /

This text considers the effectiveness of humanitarian assistance and the extent to which it sustains or prolongs conflict. It addresses three themes: how emergency aid can exacerbate conflict; how to minimize negative consequences of aid; and how humanitarian aid might contribute to peace building

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Main Author:	Prendergast, John, 1963-
Corporate Author:	Center of Concern (Washington, D.C.)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Boulder, Colo. : L. Rienner, 1996
Subjects:	Conflict management > Africa, Eastern Conflict management > Africa, North Conflict management > Africa, Northeast Conflict management > Africa, Northern Humanitarian assistance > Political aspects > Africa, Eastern Humanitarian assistance > Political aspects > Africa, Northeast War relief > Political aspects > Africa, Eastern War relief > Political aspects > Africa, Northeast Conflict management Humanitarian assistance Humanitarian assistance > Political aspects War relief War relief > Political aspects Africa, Eastern > Dependency on foreign countries Africa, Northeast > Dependency on foreign countries Eastern Africa Northeast Africa

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