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Reading Humanitarianism Critically, as dependent upon external aid, is imperative. We ask what the impact on humanitarianism would be if the humanitarian industry were to take seriously Ng?g??’s argument that we need to understand Africa’s centuries-long role as “.” to the west instead of “.” of charity from it. Using insights from F

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The Humanitarian Misunderstanding in the Postcolonial Humanitarian African Imagination,umanitarian interventions, structured around those acted upon and those who claim trusteeship over the world, operate in frameworks shaped by a western-centric monologic configuration. The “male-oriented colonial agenda” creates the conditions of a gendering of humanitarianism, compounding the vulne

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,Extractive Salvation: Zoe’s Ark and the Ethic of Humanitarianism in Africa, for them in the “safety” of Europe. Although roundly denounced by the states of Chad and Sudan, international organizations, and other humanitarian groups operating in Darfur at the time, the attempt by Zoe’s Ark to extract so-called war orphans from a war zone is, I argue, consistent with the larg

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,Historical Roots of South African Ambivalence Toward “Africa”,re-apartheid legacies. Rather than emerging as a middle power, South Africa is reclaiming its prior status, after a period of failure due to apartheid. Yet the South African state remains fundamentally a product of colonialism. Reification of intra-imperial regional borders led to its intermediary s

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Joseph Kony, Invisible Children, and Military Humanitarianism in the Northern Uganda Conflict,n?further entrench the conditions that cause conflict and humanitarian crises in the first place. The case of the conflict in northern Uganda illustrates how humanitarian efforts paved?the way?for larger neocolonial interests there, in particular those of American Evangelical Christians and the US M

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,How West African Women “Save” the Women, Peace, and Security Agenda,d their own national governments, despite the perception held by these more formal actors that they are the ones who give to African women. Women who work for organizations addressing women’s peace and security do “translation” work of global humanitarian and peacebuilding programs intended to “save

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,‘Trust No One’: The Logics of Microfinance, Depending on Whom You Ask,nefficient and encouraging dependency, its proponents praised it for replacing tired forms of donor government assistance and free “handouts” with a uniquely market-based innovation, which is also supposed to produce social cohesion and even peace. This chapter, however, features interviews with peo

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Toxic Scavenging in the Digital Divide,dvanced computing that have permeated all regions of the world. This revolution is enabled by a wide range of consumer electronic products, which have long been considered effective forms of humanitarian aid because of their function in education and their potential to bridge the digital divide betw