Duties of Care, Servicing Debt
What better place could there be to think about the interconnections between service, duty and care than the Venetian Palazzo […]
Mobile Humanitarians: an afterword
This webinar series set out to explore the relationship between mobility and humanitarianism, and our speakers opened up several new
Mobilities after Displacement
In this webinar series, we explore the relationship between mobility and humanitarianism in the course of four episodes. We –
Race, Security, and the Contradictions of Humanitarianism
In this webinar series, we explore the relationship between mobility and humanitarianism in the course of four episodes. We –
Being Like Family: Humanitarian Mobility and Metaphors of Kinship across Asia
In this webinar series, we explore the relationship between mobility and humanitarianism in the course of four episodes. We
Building Aidland: Aid Workers and the Creation of a Global Aid Industry in the 1970s
In this webinar series, we explore the relationship between mobility and humanitarianism in the course of four episodes. We –
On Pandemic Prophecy, Unsustainable Lockdowns and the Magic of Numbers: A Conversation with Carlo Caduff
As vast parts of the world went into Covid-19 lockdown over the past months critics of this approach have emerged
Introduction: Muslim Humanitarianism
Muslims around the world partake in comparable practices of aid, welfare and care that have received a wide range of
Workshop: Muslim Humanitarianism — #MUHUM
Date: 15-16 May, 2019 Place: The Graduate Institute Geneva Convenor: Dr Till Mostowlansky, Department of Anthropology &
A Note on MUHUM
Muslim Humanitarianism – short MUHUM – is a platform that seeks to foster debate on the complex relationship between charity,