A landmark work that à â â through analysing the three key symbolic sites of the grand hotel, the SUV and the compound à â â shows why we urgently need to think differently about humanitarian theory and practice
A landmark work that à â â through analysing the three key symbolic sites of the grand hotel, the SUV and the compound à â â shows why we urgently need to think differently about humanitarian theory and practice
Lisa Smirl was a lecturer in international relations at the University of Sussex. She worked previously for the United Nations Development Programme in Africa, Southeast Europe and Central Asia. A Rhodes Scholar at Balliol College, Oxford, she did graduate work at the London School of Economics and completed a PhD at the University of Cambridge in 2010. Lisa was from Manitoba, Canada. She died in 2013 at the age of 37.
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Foreword Preface Introduction 1. Stories from the field, stories of 'the field': how aid workers experience the space of the field mission 2. Exploring the humanitarian enclave 3. How the built environment shapes humanitarian intervention 4. Building home away from home: post-tsunami Aceh and the single-family house 5. Playing house: rebuilding the Gulf Coast after Katrina Conclusion
Foreword Preface Introduction 1. Stories from the field, stories of 'the field': how aid workers experience the space of the field mission 2. Exploring the humanitarian enclave 3. How the built environment shapes humanitarian intervention 4. Building home away from home: post-tsunami Aceh and the single-family house 5. Playing house: rebuilding the Gulf Coast after Katrina Conclusion
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