Titlebook: Caring in Crisis? Humanitarianism, the Public and NGOs; Irene Bruna Seu,Shani Orgad Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-87671-4tionship between NGOs and their publics. Based on these analyses, the chapter recommends a shift in the dynamics in the humanitarian triangle toward a relational rather than transactional model of participation in humanitarian issues, which would foster deeper public engagement.

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Verfahren zur Berechnung von Eigenwertennd money-collectors; and (4) crisis of public’s trust in NGOs vs NGOs’ partial admission of this crisis. Informed by this discussion, specific recommendations are outlined as to how NGOs might rethink their communications approaches and relations with the public.

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Verfahren zur Berechnung von Eigenwertenconnectedness’ requires acknowledgment of the benefits that we all receive through relationship and urges us to look more closely to see ‘others’ as complex individuals, worthy of sustained, meaningful relationships based on care.

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Caring in Crisis? Public Responses to Mediated Humanitarian Knowledgetionship between NGOs and their publics. Based on these analyses, the chapter recommends a shift in the dynamics in the humanitarian triangle toward a relational rather than transactional model of participation in humanitarian issues, which would foster deeper public engagement.

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Rounding Out the Humanitarian Triangle: Reflections from an International Perspectiveconnectedness’ requires acknowledgment of the benefits that we all receive through relationship and urges us to look more closely to see ‘others’ as complex individuals, worthy of sustained, meaningful relationships based on care.

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Caring in Crisis and the Crisis of Caring: Toward a New Agenda,e and affect how members of the public understand, respond, and act in relation to humanitarian, international development issues and their communications. These factors are considered against the ways in which NGO professionals plan, design, produce, and disseminate their communications about humanitarian and international development causes.

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Connecting to Sufferingnnectedness and the sustaining role played by hope. He warns against false dichotomies between ethics of care versus ethics of justice, and argues for the importance of anger fueled by a wish for social justice in fighting denial and enabling public acknowledgment and active participation.