Publications

Configuration of “security principles” in the humanitarian field in Niger (2013-2016)

• Author: Tatiana SMIRNOVA • Doctor in Social Anthropology and Ethnology (EGESS) and associate researcher at the CESSMA

Appropriation and uses of a technological tool in a humanitarian context: The case of the first aid mobile application

• Lukinson JEAN • Doctor in sociologie, Universiy of Limoges.

Humanitarian transition in the light of intimate relationships: “conjugal mixity” and appropriation of the “development rent” in Niger

• Author: Amalia DRAGANI • Doctor in Social Anthropology and Ethnography (EHESS), researcher affiliated with the Social Anthropology Laboratory of the Collège de France (LAS)

In French only

Influence of the security environment on the humanitarian dynamic in Gado Badzere in the North of Cameroon

• Author: Pierre Boris N'NDE • Doctor in Urban Anthropology (Laval University, Quebec)

  In French only

Youth employment in Agadez: strategies of local players faced with migration issues

• Aissata IGODOE • Doctor in sociology (University Paris-Descartes)

Humanitarian workers and Journalists in Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo: a negotiated friendship

• Author: Marie FIERENS • Doctor in Information and Communicatiion Sciences, member of the Research Center for Information and Communication Sciences (ReSIC) at the Université libre de Bruxelles

Experiences, perceptions and resources in the face of the COVID-19 epidemic among French Red Cross volunteers

• Émilie Mosnier • Aix Marseille University, INSERM, IRD, SESSTIM, Health Economics & Social Sciences & Medical Information Processing, Marseille, France • Olivia Nevissas • Prospective Cooperation, Marseille, France

Humanitarian improvisation: potential and limitations of citizen solidarity in the migrant camps in Calais and Paris

• Author : Marjorie GERBIER-AUBLANC • Doctor in Sociology, researcher affiliated to the CEPED, at the Université Paris Descartes

Towards a concerted plan to remove children from the streets of Saint-Louis, Senegal: humanitarian transition and the ethical principle of autonomy

• Author : Jeanne SEMIN • Doctor in Anthropology, Researcher at the Institut des Mondes Africains (IAMf)

Peace Committees for Conflict Resolution in Casamance: from popular illusion to political denial

• Author: Alvar JONES SANCHEZ • Doctor in Social Anthropology, Associate Member of the Centre for Afro-Hispanic Studies at UNED